Princess Beatrice's stepson Wolfie made his first royal appearance

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Princess Beatrice‘s stepson, whom she calls her ” bonus son, “made his first official appearance as part of the British royal family today at the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in London.

Christopher Wolfe Mapelli-Mozzi, aka “Wolfie,” was born in the union of Edoardo Mapelli-Mozzi with his ex-girlfriend Dara Huang. The six-year-old was sitting between his father, Edo, and his stepmother, the Princess of York, right in the royal box at Buckingham Palace.

He was accompanied by other eminent children from the British monarchy – Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, as well as the daughters of Zara and Michael Tindall – Mia and Lena and the daughters of Peter Phillips – Savannah and Isla.

Although this is his first public appearance in the British royal family, Wolfie has already participated in other family events. In a video shared by Princess Eugenie on her social media of watching planes fly by during the Trooping the Color parade, Wolfie can be seen in the corner.

Also, during this year’s Easter celebrations, he appeared to be at Windsor Castle for a formal dinner, although he did not attend the Easter service. At Beatrice and Edo’s wedding in July 2020, Wolfie was his father’s pageboy and best man. Since the private ceremony in Windsor was hidden from prying eyes, fans were able to see only a few photos that did not include a boy.

Edo rarely shares pictures of his family on his account. In addition, the couple has not yet shared the footage with baby Sienna, born last year, who is eleventh in line to the British throne and is the youngest great-granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II.

Princess Eugenie shared a behind-the-scenes video and snapshots of the royals, who were not on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, but on its rooftop. The Queen’s granddaughter showed an unusual angle of the trooping the color parade.