It was, previously, revealed that the imminent royal affair was scheduled to take place on May 29. However, rumors are rife that, with government warnings not to gather in groups to avoid the spread of the deadly virus, Beatrice and Edoardo’s big day is likely to be called off.
Recently, Woman’s Day Australia, in its March 30, 2020 issue, reported that Prince Beatrice is feeling “devastated” about the possibility of her wedding of getting canceled due to the present health crisis.
A close pal of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson’s daughter claimed that Edoardo’s fiancée thinks she is experiencing bad karma for, allegedly, stealing the British property developer from Dara Huang.
“Beatrice has been pretty straight-faced about most of the drama. But when she got the phone call the wedding will probably have to be canceled or only close family attend, she came undone.
She knows that was a bad look, but she loves Edo and he [loves] her, so they took a leap of faith – even though they knew it would hurt Dara and Wolfie, his son,” the insider told the entertainment news outlet.
“The spiritual believer in Beatrice is making her think she’s getting her comeuppance for that, big time. It’s a little self-centered of her, given the state of the world right now, but she’s super melancholy, crying a lot and taking it really hard. She’s worried she’ll never get married,” it went on.
Meanwhile, Daily Express reported that Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli-Mozzi will be postponing their wedding until 2021. Angela Mollard, during a recent ROYALS Podcast, shared that the sister of Princess Eugenie has to cancel her wedding twice – first, due to the alleged involvement of her father to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal and second, due to the coronavirus outbreak. The royal expert said that Prince William and Prince Harry’s cousin might feel so distraught that her plans are in “disarray” for now.
Both Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli-Mozzi have yet to comment on these reports. So, devoted supporters of the couple should take these speculations lightly until everything is proven true and correct.