Princess Beatrice's stepson was pictured enjoying a trip to Florida after the Princess of Wales's royal concert.
Christopher Woolf Mapelli Mozzi, nicknamed Wolfie, is Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi's son from his previous relationship with American architect Dara Huang.
The seven-year-old enjoyed a trip with Huang to Disney World Florida just before celebrating New Year's Eve.
Wolfie's mother posted a series of photographs on Instagram showing her son enjoying Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge at the Florida resort.
Princess Beatrice's stepson is named Wolfie Mapelli Mozzi
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She captioned the post: "Little man, big attitude. Building robots @starwars @waltdisneyworld.
"Let the force be with you."
Wolfie could be seen wearing a green T-shirt, yellow shorts and trainers, while Huang donned a black jumper and matching trousers.
On December 8, the seven-year-old attended Princess Kate's Together at Christmas Carol Concert with his father Edoardo and stepmother, Princess Beatrice.
Wolfie pictured at Disney World Florida with his mother
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Wolfie could be seen enjoying the concert and waving at his step-cousin Prince Louis, five.
This was not the first royal event that Wolfie attended, having made his debut the previous year at Sandringham House on Christmas Day.
Edoardo's son did not make an appearance at the Norfolk estate in 2023, having celebrated Christmas with his mother in the United States.
On Christmas Day, Huang posted two photos of herself hugging Wolfie, with the caption: "Merry Christmas everyone and to all a good night."
Dara Huang and Wolfie Mapelli Mozzi celebrating Christmas Day together
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She also used the hashtags #familytime and #familyholidays.
Edoardo and his former partner split in 2018 after dating for three years.
The following year, Princess Beatrice became engaged to the property developer.
By July 2020, the pair had married at the All Saints Chapel in Windsor in a limited ceremony due to the coronavirus pandemic.