According to Daily Mirror - Main, Nadine Dorries described turning around and giving Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi a stern look during a church service organized by a mutual friend, where he was laughing loudly and behaving like a disrespectful teenager. Dorries said Mozzi stopped his behavior promptly after receiving the look. The specific behavior beyond laughing and who organized the service have not been disclosed.
Meanwhile, a friend of Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi dismissed reports that their marriage is in trouble. According to Daily Mirror - Main, the friend described the couple as navigating busy jobs and childcare, with recent reports of marital issues not true, though the current status beyond this statement remains unclear. Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie have kept a low profile since Prince Andrew's arrest in February, with multiple reports indicating they were not spotted at Cheltenham races this month and are not expected at Ascot in June.
At a church service organised by a mutual friend, I found Beatrice and Eugenie and their husbands seated behind me. Edo was laughing loudly and generally behaving like a disrespectful teenager so that, at one point, I turned round and gave him the evil eye that only a woman my age - and a mother - can bestow. To his credit, he got the message, pronto.
The exact reasons for their low profile are not confirmed. Royal author Phil Dampier suggested the sisters are too tarnished by their family's connection to Jeffrey Epstein, though specific recent revelations he referenced are unknown. According to Daily Mirror - Main, Ingrid Seward described Beatrice and Eugenie as unlikely to be seen at royal events for the foreseeable future, as inviting them could invite public commentary on their family ties.
By inviting them, you're inviting the public to comment on them, which puts them in an uncomfortable situation. People will ask: 'Are you trying to cash in on contacts that have been given to you by Andrew or Sarah?'