Dara Huang has shared a cryptic message about self-love on social media, just one week before Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi's anniversary.
Huang and Edoardo split in 2018, two years after welcoming their son, Christopher Woolf (Wolfie), who now divides his time between his mother and father.
Edoardo, 41, went on to marry Princess Beatrice on July 17, 2020, and the royal couple have two daughters together, Sienna, three, and five-month-old Athena.
Posting four stunning photos of herself on Instagram today, Huang shared a message with her followers about the power of self-belief.
Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi's ex Dara Huang shares cryptic message about self-love.
Getty / Instagram via Dara Huang
The American architect wrote: "If I could give myself some advice as a little girl, I would say, don’t be afraid.
"The pages are blank- but you get to be the author.
"The best part is, at the end, there’s this hero who’s going to save you.
"She’s this strong, beautiful woman you’ve always looked up to- who, one day, is looking back at you."
Dara Huang accompanied her statement with stunning photographs.
Instagram / Dara Huang
One social media user commented: "A stylish lady."
Another added: "Captivating," while a third said: "Such a glorious lady."
It is not clear why Huang chose today to share her message of self-love, although it did land exactly seven days before Princess Beatrice and Edoardo's wedding anniversary.
The royal couple tied the knot in a small ceremony at the All Saints Chapel in Windsor during the coronavirus pandemic.
Dara Huang opened up about self-love and self-belief.
Instagram / Dara Huang
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Huang released a statement at the time, saying: "I wish the best for Edo and Beatrice and look forward to uniting our families."