Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi and Princess Beatrice have reportedly returned to their royal grace-and-favour home amid ongoing controversy surrounding it. The decision is understood to be taken for their children, who are starting school in London, which means they will be utilising the home that King Charles has been paying for from his personal pocket.

The property developer, who is currently on a business trip in the US, appears unfazed and focussed on work as he shared a fiery update about a new home. Being the founder of Banda, a new lavish home was shared with modern and traditional interior, located in London.

It indicates that business is booming with lucrative clients coming his way. "Where tradition, heritage and contemporary living meet," the description read about the Westminster residence, concluding with "Coming Soon" which would mean that Edo's business could be taking a big turn.

Edo himself lives in Cotswolds with Beatrice and their two daughters, Sienna and Athena, alongside his 10-year-old stepson, Christopher 'Wolfie' Mapelli Mozzi. The family splits their time between Cotswolds and the royal home, with no immediate plans to change their living arrangements.