Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi shared two new photographs of Princess Beatrice on his Instagram story on Thursday evening, showing her at BGC Group’s annual Charity Day earlier that day in London.
The pictures showed the Princess of York on the trading floor at BGC’s Canary Wharf offices.
In one image, she leaned over a trading desk, smiling as she held a phone to each ear while brokers and photographers looked on.
In the other, she sat at the same station, speaking into the handset as multiple computer screens displaying market data filled the background.
Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi shares unseen Princess Beatrice pictures after rare royal outing
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Beatrice, 37, attended the event on behalf of the Commercial Fisheries Research Foundation (CFRF), which supports collaborative fisheries research and education projects.
She joined brokers in making client calls to help secure trades, with all revenues and commissions from the day donated to charity.
The BGC Group charity day is held every year to remember the 658 Cantor Fitzgerald and 61 Euro Brokers employees killed in the September 11, 2001 attacks.
Since launching in 2005, it has raised about £220million worldwide for good causes, supporting around 60 charities in the UK and many more internationally.
Princess Beatrice dressed in all black as she attended a 9/11 memorial event
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For the occasion, Beatrice wore a black double-faced Georgette shirtdress by Ralph Lauren paired with black buckled high heels from Zara.
She was photographed throughout the day speaking with brokers and guests, including broadcaster Gabby Logan, singer Louise Redknapp, actor Ray Winstone, England manager Gareth Southgate, boxer Anthony Joshua, and actors Tom Hardy and Will Poulter.
Her mother, Sarah, Duchess of York, marked the 24th anniversary of 9/11 with her own Instagram post.
She wrote: "Today, we pause to remember the lives lost and forever changed on September 11, 2001.
Princess Beatrice pictured in the Canary Wharf office
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She was photographed throughout the day speaking with brokers and guests
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"I was in New York at the time, and like so many, I will never forget the shock, the heartbreak, and the extraordinary courage I witnessed that day.
"Out of unimaginable tragedy came stories of kindness, unity, and resilience that continue to inspire us all.
"My thoughts and prayers are with the families who lost loved ones, the survivors, and the first responders whose bravery and selflessness remind us of the very best of humanity. We must never forget."