At St James's Palace

Princess Beatrice Hosts Tea Party For Dyslexia Charity

Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi

In a touching display of advocacy, Princess Beatrice, the dyslexic royal patron, hosted an enchanting tea party for the Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity, sharing her inspiring journey and celebrating the unique gifts of dyslexic individuals. Discover the royal's personal connection to the cause and the star-studded support that graced this unforgettable event.

Princess Beatrice stepped out for a charity close to her heart
The Princess hosted a tea party for dyslexia awareness
She was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of seven

Just days after a poignant visit to her uncle, King Charles, Princess Beatrice dazzled supporters at a tea party for a cause near and dear to her heart—dyslexia. The Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity's tea party, held on February 7th at the regal St James's Palace, was nothing short of a fairytale!

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Dyslexia: A personal quest for the Princess

The royal, who has been open about her dyslexia since age seven, took the stage with grace and determination. "It's time to change the narrative," she declared, advocating for a world where dyslexic talents are not just recognized but celebrated. Beatrice's heartfelt speech set the tone for an event that was more than just sipping tea—it was about making a difference.

The tea party buzzed with emotion as Jemima Spurr shared her dyslexic journey, earning a royal commendation from Beatrice herself. "I was so excited to meet Princess Beatrice," Jemima gushed. "She wished me luck for my marathon run for Helen Arkell Charity." Talk about royal approval!

From Switzerland with love

Lynn and Christopher Pan didn't let distance stop them; they flew in from Switzerland to support the cause. Their presence underscored the global impact of dyslexia and the charity's work.

The event was sprinkled with celebrity magic as Theo Paphitis, a Dragons' Den star, revealed his Dyslexia Bursary initiative, aligning with the charity's mission to empower teachers and students alike.

Vickie Kennish, a devoted volunteer, couldn't contain her joy. "Chatting with Princess Beatrice over tea in this amazing palace was magical," she shared. This tea party was more than just an event—it was an inspiration.

A dyslexic duo's parenting path

Beatrice and her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi (40, Property Developer), share more than love—they share dyslexia. Their candid conversations about potentially raising dyslexic children highlight the importance of resources and community support.

After their heartwarming charity work, the couple whisked away for a skiing holiday, sharing a slice of their dreamy getaway with fans. "OUT OF OFFICE ON," Edoardo playfully captioned, reminding us that even royals need a break.