
Princess Beatrice’s daughter, Sienna, made her first-ever public appearance at Buckingham Palace during a special royal event.
On Tuesday, the Princess of York took the lead to represent the Royal Family at the parade celebrating England's victory in the Women's European Championship.
She stood among the enthusiastic spectators at Buckingham Palace celebrating the Lionesses’ achievement.
Beatrice was accompanied by her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi and their two daughters, Sienna and Athena.
However, no working members of the Royal Family attended the victory celebration at Buckingham Palace this afternoon.
Their outing marked the first time Athena has been seen in public since her birth in January 2025.
The family was joined by Edoardo's son and Beatrice's stepson Wolfie at the parade.
To note, Athena holds the 11th spot in the royal line of succession, just behind her big sister Sienna, and is the youngest grandchild of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson.
Earlier this year, Edoardo announced the birth on Instagram, sharing that his daughter was "tiny and absolutely perfect".
King Charles, Queen Camilla and other members of the Royal family were also "delighted" on the new addition to the royal family.
Notably, Princess Beatrice's heartfelt support came after Prince William and Princess Charlotte travelled to Basel, Switzerland, on Sunday to cheer the Lionesses against Spain.