Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi are making a strategic shift for the sake of their children, brushing aside the controversy surrounding their grace-and-favour home. A report published by the National Audit Office revealed that King Charles personally pays the rent for his non-working nieces, a detail that has drawn criticism from the British public. Amid ongoing investigations involving Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, extending such privileges has ignited a sensitive public debate. However, the couple remains unfazed, despite facing calls alongside Princess Eugenie to step down from their royal duties.

Edoardo recently addressed their standing with the royal family in a rare interview with The Times. Although the couple primarily resides in the Cotswolds, they continue to utilize their St James's Palace residence due to educational commitments. With the new school term approaching, the family is relocating back to their London base. According to the report, Edoardo regularly drops off his youngest child from their St James's apartment before heading to his design studio on the King's Road.

Meanwhile, Princess Beatrice has reportedly been exploring educational options for her stepson, Wolfie, setting her sights on the prestigious Eton College. Securing a spot at the elite institution would make their St James's Palace home an ideal base for managing daily school runs.

The family continues to balance their private lives with their royal connections, focusing heavily on providing stability for the children. Observers note that while public scrutiny remains high regarding royal finances, the couple is prioritizing practical arrangements for their household above external criticism.