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‘Beatrice is the royals’ secret weapon and could heal Harry rift,’ says expert

08.08.2023 - 07:03

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Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag The British monarchy has always had strong women at its heart and never more so than in the 21st Century.

But until now, one of them hasn’t received quite the recognition she rightly deserves: Princess Beatrice. As she celebrates her 35th birthday this week, some are even dubbing her the royals’ “secret weapon” – more carefree than the Duchess of Edinburgh, more down to earth than The Princess Royal and more relatable than the polished Princess of Wales.

It’s nearly a year into Beatrice’s role as one of King Charles’ seven Counsellors of State.The promotion allows her to represent the monarch on official duties when required.

And in this time, she has evolved from a mere “extra” to a popular “supporting star” on the royal stage. “Beatrice has put up with a lot of pressure and a lot of criticism in her life but she has really come into her own,” notes former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond. “We already have a divorced queen on the throne.

‘Beatrice is the royals’ secret weapon and could heal Harry rift,’ says expert

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