Constantly crying and unable to cope: an insider revealed how Princess Beatrice is coping with the scandal surrounding Prince Andrew.

Royal insiders have told the Daily Mail that Princess Beatrice is struggling to cope with the fallout from the scandal surrounding her father, Prince Andrew,'s relationship with billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, while her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, is "trying to shield her from the wider family".

Beatrice and her husband, Italian aristocrat Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, are currently going through difficult times. While the princess's husband is trying to save his design firm, Banda, which is suffering due to its connections to the royal family, Beatrice, according to insiders, "constantly cries and feels isolated."

A family source explained: "She was raised to believe in dynasty and blue blood. She still can't come to terms with all of this and cries constantly, which worries Edoardo greatly."

Beatrice is also very attached to her parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Fergusson. It was revealed that after the scandal surrounding the prince's arrest, his daughter visited him. However, Beatrice did so secretly from her husband, Mapelli-Mozzi, because Edoardo believes they need to cut off all contact with Andrew. "Behind the scenes, he's working hard to keep Beatrice at a distance from her parents," the source claims.

Let us remember that Beatrice is the daughter of Prince Andrew, who was stripped of his title by King Charles III last year for his relationship with the notorious billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.

In 2020, Beatrice married Italian aristocrat Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. He left his ex-girlfriend, architect Dara Huang, and their son Christopher for the marriage, and after the wedding, Mapelli Mozzi's business fortunes took off.

However, Edoardo's company is currently in crisis, as fewer and fewer clients want to work with Prince Andrew's son-in-law. Because of this, according to insiders, Mapelli-Mozzi has noticeably cooled towards his wife: the princess's husband spends less and less time at home, where he and Beatrice live with their daughters, four-year-old Sienna and one-year-old Athena.

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