Princess Beatrice's husband shares favourite football team and celebrates exciting win in London

The father of three shared footage at the Emirates Stadium as the Gunners took on German opponents Bayer Leverkusen.

Mr Mapelli Mozzi captured scenes before the kick-off, being sat high in the stands overlooking the manager's dugouts.

Arsenal came out 2-0 victors on the night, winning the tie 3-1 on aggregate and advancing to the quarter-finals of the competition.

Mr Mapelli Mozzi's side have been enjoying a season to remember, currently sitting top of the Premier League and are on course to achieve their first title in over 20 years.

The Gunners could potentially do the quadruple this season, with them facing Manchester City in the League Cup final this upcoming weekend.

Mr Mapelli Mozzi has been jetting back and forth from the US in the past month, spending time at a luxury island resort, GB News previously exclusively revealed.

The People's Channel revealed the property designer had spent time at the Fisher Island Club, a highly prestigious area accessible only by ferry or private yacht.

The island, located in Miami, Florida, has been home to numerous A-list celebrities, including Oprah Winfrey and Julia Roberts.

To access via ferry, guests are required to undergo pre-arranged security clearance, which the club states is for "guaranteeing security and exclusivity".

Mr Mapelli Mozzi posted photos from the island on top of a high-rise building under construction that overlooks the prestigious golf course.

Fisher Island Club, described as "Florida's most exclusive private island", is home to just 800 residents.

It is unclear whether Beatrice's husband stayed on the island or if it was just work related to his company, Banda, which focuses on property development.

Mr Mapelli Mozzi recently sent a message of support to Mike Tindall on social media.

The respective husbands of Princess Beatrice and Zara Tindall are known to be very close, having been photographed together at Royal Family events, Ascot, Cheltenham, and the Monaco Grand Prix.

Mr Tindall was promoting his gin, Blackeye Gin, alongside pals James Haskell and Alex Payne, who all co-host the podcast, The Good, The Bad & The Rugby.

Blackeye Gin is the award-winning "unofficial spirit of rugby" founded by Mr Tindall, Mr Haskell and Mr Payne.

The official Blackeye Gin account posted on Instagram: "A brilliant Monday night @fulhamarms with @jameshaskell @mike_tindall12 & @alexpaynetv talking Rugby & Blackeye with the fine people of Fulham.

"Blackeye can be found in over 50 @butcombe owned pubs up and down the country. Raise a glass to the game."

Mr Mapelli Mozzi liked the post from Mr Tindall as he pushed his support for the rugby legend.

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