Hey there, royal fans! In a candid and heartfelt interview, Princess Beatrice shared some deeply personal insights into her life, focusing on the profound impact her mother, Sarah Ferguson, and her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, have had on her outlook. Speaking at the opening of the WE Global Learning Centre in Toronto, Beatrice gave us a rare glimpse into the special bond she shares with her mom, a relationship that's not just about family ties but also admiration and respect.
“Let me tell you something about my mom,” Beatrice said passionately. “She's one of the most misunderstood women in the world, and I can’t help but admire her endlessly. We’ve gone through some tough times as a family, and through it all, she’s been a beacon of joy. Every single day, I learn something new from her. I’m incredibly lucky to have her in my life.”
Beatrice went on to talk about how her mom inspires her, even during challenging times. “Here's what I’ve learned from her: no matter what she’s going through, she always finds a way to give back. That’s a lesson my family has lived by for generations. My grandmother always said, ‘When you feel down, go out and do something for someone else.’ That’s an incredible motto, and it’s something my mom embodies perfectly. She’s truly remarkable,” Beatrice explained with admiration.
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Beatrice, Sarah, and Princess Eugenie: A Royal Bond
Beatrice, Sarah, and Princess Eugenie. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)
She continued, “My mom is incredibly genuine, and she’s my best friend. We talk about everything, and nothing is off-limits. That kind of openness is something I treasure deeply.” Beatrice, now 29, also opened up about her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, revealing that she too serves as a guiding light in her life. “I have two role models in my life: my mom and my grandma. They’re both incredibly strong women, and I’m so fortunate to be related to them. Having female role models like them is truly inspiring,” she said.
Queen Elizabeth: A Source of Inspiration
Beatrice expressed her admiration for her grandmother, saying, “Every day, I’m inspired by her. Her sense of duty is unmatched, and she’s always curious to learn and experience new things. At 91 years old, she still goes out into the community with genuine curiosity, looking for ways to make a positive impact. She’s not just a figurehead; she’s someone who actively seeks to inspire and uplift communities. I admire how hard she works and how dedicated she is to her role.”
Life After Love: Beatrice and David Clark
Earlier this year, Beatrice made headlines when it was revealed that her ex-boyfriend, David Clark, had proposed to his new partner, Lynn Anderson. The news came just 10 months after their breakup. Reports from the UK confirmed that the Uber executive proposed to Lynn during a romantic getaway to Lake Como in Italy. Despite the shock, Beatrice seems to have taken it in stride. According to Hello!, Lynn shared a photo on her private Instagram account showing off her engagement ring, with the caption, “The very best day of my life.”
However, don’t expect Beatrice to be upset about this. Sources say she’s genuinely happy for the couple. According to the Daily Mail, an insider revealed, “Of course Beatrice was told about the engagement, and she’s super happy for Dave. They were friends when they split up, and they’ll always remain friends. I wouldn’t be surprised if she’s invited to their wedding.”
Beatrice and Dave ended their relationship last July after being together for a decade. Reports at the time indicated that the split came after they had discussions about their future and whether or not they should marry. Though it was a tough decision, it seems both parties have moved on positively.
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This story was written by Candice Mehta-Culjak. It originally appeared on our sister site, Now to Love.
