Dara Huang packs her bags after Princess Beatrice’s shocking u-turn
Dara Huang's palm tree-filled getaway is perfect antidote to royal holiday hustle
Dara Huang has swapped the UK for sunny Miami this holiday season, offering fans a peek into her Florida escape on Instagram.
The American architect, now based in London, shared a breezy airport selfie with the caption, "Hello #miami," before treating followers to stunning shots of palm trees from her holiday home.
Meanwhile, her eight-year-old son Wolfie celebrated Christmas at Sandringham with his dad, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, and his stepmother, Princess Beatrice, after the royal made a surprise switch-up to her festive plans.
Princess Beatrice had to swap her Italian Christmas getaway for a royal celebration closer to home after receiving medical advice to avoid long-distance travel during her pregnancy.
Originally planning to spend the festive season in Italy with husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi’s family, the expectant princess, now in the final months of her second pregnancy, stayed in the UK.
Instead, she joined King Charles and the rest of the senior royals at Sandringham for the traditional holiday festivities.
With daughter Sienna and Edoardo's son Wolfie in tow, Beatrice also attended the Christmas Day church service at St Mary Magdalene Church, embracing her role in Norfolk's royal traditions.
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