🏫 PRINCESS BEATRICE’S ‘BONUS SON’ WOLFIE Sparks Royal Curiosity As Talk Grows Over Possible Eton Link With Prince George

As speculation continues to rage about where Prince George will be educated, news reaches me of another royal parent scouting elite private schools.

Sources tell me Princess Beatrice was seen at Eton College earlier this month, eyeing a potential school for her stepson Wolfie, now ten.

It raises the possibility of him being at the all-boys school at the same time as his second cousin George, who is being tipped to go there in his father’s footsteps.

That possibility seems closer after rumours an Eton boarding house has been redecorated to accommodate George’s security staff spread on parents’ WhatsApp groups.

Eton will be handy for Bea, 37, as it is just over an hour from the £3.5 million Cotswolds mansion she shares with her husband Edo Mapelli Mozzi, who is Wolfie’s father, and their daughters Sienna, four, and Athena, one.

Wolfie, who Bea calls her ‘bonus son’, is already at school in the UK after his mother, Florida-born architect Dara Huang, feared for his safety in the US amid a spate of school shootings.

Earlier this month, the Prince of Wales was spotted at £60,000-a-year Oundle school, Northamptonshire, prompting rumours George, 12, may be heading there when leaves Lambrook prep school in Berkshire in the summer.

But some now say the visit was actually about his younger sister, Princess Charlotte, 11, who is also at Lambrook with George and Prince Louis, eight.

Other possibilities for George are his mother’s alma mater, Marlborough College, or London’s Highgate or University College schools.

Princess Beatrice and husband Edo Mapelli Mozzi with their son Christopher Woolf at the Christmas Morning Service at St Mary Magdalene Church in December, 2024

Prince George during the Together At Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey in London on December 5, 2025