Gb: another Royal Baby arrives, born daughter of Beatrice of York

(ANSA) - LONDON, 20 SEPTEMBER - Another Royal Baby, albeit somewhat behind in the line of succession to the British throne, in the Windsor house.

Princess Beatrice, daughter of Andrew of York and Sarah Ferguson, gave birth to a baby girl: the birth took place on Saturday evening in a reserved wing of the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London, but only today Buckingham Palace gave the official news, specifying that the mother and the little one are fine.

    For the 95-year-old Queen Elizabeth, who communicated her joy to one of her closest granddaughters, this is the 12th great-great-granddaughter. The little girl, whose name will be revealed later, is the result of the union between Beatrice and Count Edoardo MapelliMozzi, a London property developer of an Italian aristocratic father (the Mapelli Mozzi family has its roots in Bergamo) and an English mother, culminating in a marriage celebrated in relatively lower ton in 2020 after the postponement of the initial programs linked to the restrictions of the Covid pandemic.

    Prince Andrew - third son of the queen, who ended up in the huff for alleged involvement in the sexual scandal linked to his friendship with the deceased American pedophile billionaire Jeffrey Epstein - is already the grandfather of a child: put into the world since last February by his second daughter Eugenia together with her husband Jack Brooksbank, a City businessman.

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