Princess Beatrice's baby girl, Athena, steps out in a low-key public event, exhibiting sheer cuteness.
In a significant event, Princess Beatrice's children, including her youngest daughter Athena Mapelli Mozzi, made their latest public appearance on July 29 and 31, 2025, during the Lionesses' victory celebrations in London following their UEFA Women's EURO 2025 win.
The six to seven-month-old Athena, who was born in January 2025, made her first public appearance, being carried by her father Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. Her older sister Sienna (3 years old) and stepbrother Christopher (9 years old) were also present with their parents.
The royal family chose to keep a low profile and prioritized their children's privacy during the event, blending into the crowd outside Buckingham Palace. Athena was seen content and safe in a baby carrier worn by Edoardo, dressed adorably in a pink onesie. Sienna wore a similar pink dress, creating a coordinated look.
This public outing was a rare occasion where the entire family appeared together in public. The family generally maintains privacy, seldom sharing photos of their daughters online, reflecting concerns about privacy and online safety for their children.
Athena's first public appearance was a significant milestone, marking the first time she was seen in public since her birth on January 22. Princess Beatrice, being a non-working member of the Royal Family, has yet to fully introduce her daughters to royal public events.
Princess Beatrice attended the homecoming victory parade for England's national women's football team, wearing a maxi skirt from Farm Rio. She expressed a sense of determination to help ensure more is done to help "others find answers to those questions around the complications that can lead to preterm birth."
Athena was strapped into a baby carrier during the homecoming victory parade and wore a pastel pink outfit with a frilled collar and little socks. Edoardo was present at the parade, wearing a shirt and khaki trousers.
A picture of Athena was released alongside her birth announcement, taken by Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. Princess Beatrice wrote a personal essay for British Vogue, reflecting on the "universal" joys and fears of pregnancy and motherhood. She shared that she experienced months of worry ahead of Athena's preterm birth and expressed her relief upon her safe delivery.
Athena is 11th in the royal line of succession, directly behind her sister Sienna. The book, "Gilded Youth: An Intimate History of Growing Up in the Royal Family," by Tom Quinn, delves into the lives of the Royal Family members, offering a unique insight into their lives. The book combines historical sources with testimonies from palace staff to paint a portrait of royal life. It includes tales of royal mischievousness, including surprising anecdotes about Queen Elizabeth and Prince William.
- Princess Beatrice, during the homecoming victory parade, wore a maxi skirt from Farm Rio, showing her support for wellness, as she expressed her determination to help others find answers to preterm birth complications.
- While the royal family prioritized their privacy during Athena's first public appearance, creating a coordinated look in pink, these rare public outings provide a glimpse into the family's home life and beauty choices for their young daughters.
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