Princess Beatrice has given royal fans a rare and intimate look inside her countryside home in the Cotswolds, where she lives with her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, and their two daughters.
In a promotional clip for Lessons From Our Mothers, a new podcast hosted by Cressida Bonas, Beatrice appeared on camera from what seemed to be her own living room.
The brief video, shared on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/lessonsfromourmothers/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=e0445073-8334-41ba-8cec-edc852fddc67 ), featured Beatrice speaking about her relationship with her mother, Sarah Ferguson, while casually filming in the serene and stylish space.
Her living room exuded calm with its soft, neutral tones—creamy walls, a white ceiling, and carefully curated décor. A striking piece of art depicting hillside houses hung on the wall, while a glimpse of a light-filled hallway and a modest bookcase adorned with a framed black-and-white photo added cozy character to the setting.
During the clip, Beatrice, 36, was joined by her sister, Princess Eugenie, as the two reflected on lessons learned from their mother.
“I feel so grateful that we actually get to share our mum with so many people because she’s such a force to be reckoned with,” Beatrice said. “She’s completely effervescent in her ability to bring joy… she just turns up.”
Beatrice’s Quiet Country Life
Princess Beatrice and Edoardo moved to the Cotswolds in 2021, purchasing a reported £3.5 million farmhouse nestled in the idyllic countryside. While the family keeps a low profile, it’s believed the home includes six bedrooms, several reception rooms, and a converted outbuilding used as a guesthouse.
The Cotswolds have become a popular spot for several royals seeking privacy and space. Zara and Mike Tindall, for instance, live nearby on Princess Anne’s Gatcombe Park estate, in a modern farmhouse featuring a state-of-the-art kitchen and a luxurious party barn.
Though glimpses inside royal homes are rare, Beatrice’s podcast appearance offered a candid and heartwarming moment—and a subtle peek behind the curtain of her peaceful family life.
