Beckhams End Fake Bond with Sussexes at Beatrice’s £3.5 Million Housewarming Party

Princess Beatrice and her husband Eduardo Mappalimozzi recently hosted a grand housewarming party at their new £3.5 million property, where they bid farewell to their fake bond with the Sussexes.

The couple's new home, located in the Cotswolds, is significantly larger than their London apartment.

While Beatrice and Eduardo currently reside in a four-bedroom apartment at St James' Palace in London, they also own a grace and favour home at the palace and reportedly have a property in the Cotswolds.

Beatrice, who shares a one-year-old daughter named Sienna with Eduardo, previously lived in the same four-bedroom apartment during her student years at Goldsmiths University, where she studied history.

However, in late 2021, the couple was given a manor home in Gloucestershire's Cotswolds.

This new manor house was purchased for a staggering £3.5 million and boasts several features, including a party barn and six-foot-high security gates, which were installed to ensure Beatrice's safety.

While the renovations took place over the past two years, Beatrice and Eduardo continued to reside at St James' Palace.

The Cotswolds property, which is substantially larger than their London apartment, offers six bedrooms, a tennis court, and a pool.

It is worth noting that the area is a popular choice among celebrities and royals, with several prominent names residing there, such as Dom Jolie, Adam Henson, Julian Dunkerton, Jade Holland Cooper, Richard E Grant, Nick Knowles, Richard Hammond, Jilly Cooper, and Jamie Dornan.

Among the famous neighbors that Beatrice and Eduardo invited to their housewarming party were David and Victoria Beckham.

The Beckhams, who recently decided to leave their millionaire lifestyle in Miami, have returned to the Cotswolds countryside.

During the first lockdown, the family frequently shared updates from their Cotswolds home, showcasing their work and homeschooling routine.

As Beatrice transitions to her new home, she may choose to keep a London apartment for convenience, given the numerous events she attends in the capital city.

Additionally, the couple's new property features a picturesque stream that adds a charming backdrop to their residence.

Meanwhile, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been asked to vacate Frogmore Cottage, their official UK residence.

This decision was confirmed by the couple's representative to NPR.

Buckingham Palace has yet to respond to NPR's request for comment on the eviction or the ongoing tensions between the Sussexes and the British royal family.

The relationship between the two parties has been strained since the split, commonly referred to as Megxit, and has only worsened following the couple's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Furthermore, the release of their Netflix documentary series and the announcement of Prince Harry's memoir, set to be published in January, suggest that the relationship has further deteriorated, according to outside observers.

In conclusion, Princess Beatrice and Eduardo Mappalimozzi celebrated their new £3.5 million home with an extravagant housewarming party, bidding farewell to their fake bond with the Sussexes.