In a delightful gathering, Princess Beatrice played host to a tea party at St James’s Palace, all while her royal standing remains uncertain.

Despite not actively serving as a royal, the Princess of York graciously welcomed the Arkell Dyslexia group to St James’s Palace, where she serves as its esteemed patron.

Expressing their gratitude, the group shared, “Our heartfelt thanks go out to our patron, HRH Princess Beatrice, for graciously hosting a special tea party for us at St James’s Palace last week.

The attendees were overjoyed to meet the princess, who passionately shared her own journey with dyslexia.

A truly inspiring afternoon for everyone involved.”

The occasion marked an opportunity for the 35-year-old royal to engage closely with supporters and reflect on her enduring connection with the organization.

Having candidly discussed her personal struggles with dyslexia, Beatrice embraced the group’s services even before assuming her role as patron.

For the event, she elegantly donned an H&M dress from her wardrobe dating back to 2016, drawing praise from her loyal followers for her public appearance despite not being classified as a working royal.

Praising Princess Beatrice’s involvement, one admirer remarked, “It’s truly heartening to witness Princess Beatrice actively engaging in her duties.

Since her marriage, she has evidently grown into her own skin.

If given the chance, I believe she would excel in conducting more events.

Her infectious smile radiates a positive aura to the public.”

Despite ascending to the throne in 2022, King Charles has yet to designate Beatrice or her sister, Princess Eugenie, as official working royals.

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