a charity committed to ending premature birth globally. This announcement comes just two months after Princess Beatrice, 36, ...

Princess Beatrice bravely opened up about her experiences of giving birth to her second daughter, Athena Elizabeth Rose Mapelli Mozzi, prematurely in a recent article in Vogue. Following this ...

Buckingham Palace released a sweet picture of the newborn in the official announcement ... to announce her birth, Buckingham Palace wrote: 'Her Royal Highness Princess Beatrice and Mr Edoardo ...

In January, HRH Princess Beatrice shared the joyful news that she and husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi had welcomed a baby girl, Athena, a baby sister for three-year-old Sienna. What the world did not ...

Princess Beatrice ... pointed out that "preterm birth affects so many families, leaving them faced with the very same challenges" that she found herself confronting. Beatrice also shared that ...

Princess Beatrice gave birth to her premature daughter Athena Elizabeth Rose on January 22 this year. Weighing 2kgs at birth, Athena's early arrival taught Beatrice many things about premature births.

Princess Beatrice explains that she and Edo learned that she would maybe need to give birth early following routine scans. “What I learnt in this process has been humbling: understanding so much ...

Princess Beatrice's recent essay on her experience with premature birth has been praised by royal author Gareth Russell, who described the piece as "profoundly moving" and a testament to the ...

Princess Beatrice has said the premature birth of her daughter was “humbling”. The late Queen’s granddaughter’s second child, Athena Elizabeth Rose, was born several weeks premature on ...

Credit: Getty Images Princess Beatrice and Queen Rania recently took on new roles as global chairs of Giving to Amplify Earth Action, a climate change initiative of the World Economic Forum.

Princess Beatrice explains that she and Edo learned that she would maybe need to give birth early following routine scans. “What I learnt in this process has been humbling: understanding so much ...