Edo Mapelli Mozzi, Princess Beatrice's husband and founder of the luxury interior design firm Banda Property, has traveled to the United States for an upcoming project. The trip comes as the royal family faces continued scrutiny related to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Mozzi, 42, documented aspects of his business trip on social media, sharing images of himself analyzing fabric samples and inspecting structures in workshop settings. His firm's Instagram account posted updates, with one showing Mozzi looking at brown fabrics and another captioned "Inspection time." A subsequent post indicated the conclusion of the U.S. visit, stating, "Now time to fly back home to our London office and get to work!"
This is not Mozzi's first business trip to the U.S. this year; he previously traveled to Florida in March for Banda Property. During his recent visit, he was seen at various locations in Florida, including the Colony Hotel in Palm Beach and the Mr C Miami hotel. His itinerary also included visits to Hive Home, an interiors store, and The Carriage House, an exclusive members' club. He also visited the private Fisher Club, known for its high-profile residents.
Meanwhile, Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York and mother-in-law to Mozzi, is reportedly planning to relocate back to Britain. According to sources, Ferguson has been seeking a new home for some time and is considering a six-bedroom house in a gated community in the Home Counties. This potential move follows Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return to the UK from California in late August. A source close to Ferguson suggested that the Duchess hopes to "slip back under the radar" amidst public attention on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
In a past interview with The Gentleman's Journal, Mozzi described his ideal holiday as being "off the beaten track, disconnecting from emails and news, and spending time with my family." He identified "experiences, travel and time with family" as his biggest luxuries and his ultimate form of relaxation.