Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie were caught having fun with their husbands Edo Mapelli Mozzi and Jack Brooksbank at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
The Queen’s grandchildren looked better in photos taken at the event, which was won by Charles Leclerc, which gave Ferrari its first win since Singapore in 2019. Lewis Hamilton took a shocking third after starting fifth. Carlos Sainz finished second behind Ferrari.
Beatrice, 33, and Eugenie, 31, seemed to have no children as they enjoyed the racing action that day – whether it was Eugenie’s 13-month-old son August or Beatrice’s daughter Sienna, who was born in September, attended the Grand Prix with them. uncertain.
The royal sisters, believed to be very close, both dressed in flowery dresses, dressed casually yet stylishly for the outing.
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie and their husbands were caught having childless fun at the Bahrain Grand Prix. Beatrice, 33, and Edo Mapelli Mozzi, 38, (both pictured) were smiling while enjoying the event
Eugenie, 31, and Jake Brooksbank, 35, (both in the photo), are photographed listening intently to sports host Natalie Pinkham (pictured, left) as they race.
The royal sisters attended the Bahrain Grand Prix, where Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton (pictured in action during the race) took a shocking third after starting fifth.
Beatrice, 33, chose a midi dress with a pink floral print, sheepskin sleeves and a tangerine neckline. Her waist was tied with a raffia belt.
She opted for a relaxed half-up, half-down hairstyle with strawberry blonde curls falling on her back.
The royal finished her Grand Prix look with natural makeup that complimented her sun-kissed complexion.
Beatrice’s wife, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, whom she married in 2020, dazzled in the photo while hugging her husband’s waist with one arm.
The two sisters had a lively conversation with Formula 1 driver Jackie Stewart, who is also traveling for the race.
Eugenie wore a colorful floral dress and kept her hair in place with round tortoiseshell sunglasses.
The 38-year-old Italian real estate agent looked stylish in beige pants, a navy blue blazer and a blue shirt.
She completed her casual look with orange-rimmed sunglasses and a neatly styled haircut.
Meanwhile, 31-year-old Eugenie opted for a slightly more colorful look and opted for a blue baggy midi dress with a multicolored floral print.
She wore a cream-colored coat, round glasses on her head, and a brown bag that hung snugly over her shoulder.
When it comes to shoes, Eugenie logically chose to wear a pair of white sneakers.
Her straight brown hair fell over her shoulders. He pushed it behind his ears, away from his face.
The royals seemed happy to have met him and his royal close friend Natalie, especially his cousins Zara and Mike Tindall and Prince Harry, with whom he once had an affair.
Eugenie opted for a casual look today in Bahrain, combining her colorful dress with a cream-colored coat and brown leather bag.
The royal kept her look comfortable by donning a pair of white sneakers and choosing a light and natural makeup for every day.
Eugenie’s husband, Jack Brooksbank, also looked comfortable in a blue jacket. She also wore sunglasses on her head for a casual style.
The entire gang wore VIP pass cards around their necks during the day when they were hung on ropes.
During the broadcast, Eugenie and Jack were spotted chatting hotly with sports host Natalie Pinkham, who is close to the royal family.
The royals seemed happy to have met him and his royal close friend Natalie, especially his cousins Zara and Mike Tindall and Prince Harry, with whom he once had an affair.
Later, both sisters were seen talking to former Scottish British Formula 1 driver Jackie Stewart.
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc (pictured working in today’s race) won the race from pole position
Lewis Hamilton celebrates third place (pictured, right) with winner Charles Leclerc and runner-up Carlos Sainz Jr (pictured)
The sisters’ union comes to a head over news of a rift between Eugenie and her father, Prince Andrew.
Eugenie is currently gearing up to launch a series of podcasts at the beginning of the summer where various guests will talk about modern slavery, including the sex trade.
A true source told Mail On Sunday that her father will not be with the guests, and that there has been “zero” conversations between the father and daughter on the matter.
Eugenie also reportedly waited a full month to see her father after resolving her case with prosecutor Virginia Giuffre.
The case, which was settled last month, is said to have “devastated” the sisters, royal commentator Camilla Tomineys wrote to the Sunday Times.
According to a family friend: ‘It was very difficult for them. I don’t think anyone fully understands how difficult it is for a child to achieve this level of control and exposure. But now they have children, so the family is more messy than before”.
Source: Daily Mail
