According to Star, Princess Beatrice and Mozzi “really got off on the wrong foot” when they had to have a severely pared-down wedding by royal standards because of COVID-19. Only six months into the marriage and “their marriage is already falling apart” due to constant bickering, an insider says. “Beatrice had this idea that being Edoardo’s wife would be all rainbows and unicorns but she’s realizing that’s not real life.”
Princess Beatrice reportedly “has become moody and hard to be around.” She’s upset that Mozzi is friendly with his ex-Dara Huang, with whom he shares a child. “Whenever Beatrice is around Dara,” an insider says, “she’ll affectionately touch Edo’s hand or face” as a “subtle way of saying, ‘he’s mine.’” Her “insecurities really get on his nerves at times, and there’s talk they’ve gotten into huge fights over her possessive streak.”
According to the source, “Queen Elizabeth is now demanding that the couple pays for their wedding. “She’s absolutely livid that Beatrice wasted” $2 million dollars for the wedding, the source says.
Princess Beatrice “is so disappointed that she didn’t get to have a perfect wedding.” Despite all these trials, the article concludes by saying that the couple is determined to “pull through.”
Where Have We Heard This Before?
This same story also quoted by New Idea last week. The story stated the two were “in crisis” because Princess Beatrice was finding it difficult to cope with the public scrutiny directed at her father, Prince Andrew. It claimed, as this one does, that the marriage could be in jeopardy right out of the gate, but Gossip Cop busted it because there’s no evidence that the marriage is in peril at all.
This tabloid also stated that Princess Eugenie was get to gather with Meghan Markle, which was totally false tale. When our brother site Gossip Cop busted its story claiming that Prince Harry and Markle had secretly filmed the royal family for use in a tell-all documentary and recently debunked a preposterous story about Kate Middleton and Camilla Parker Bowles fighting over who will be the next queen.