The king’s health crisis has forced the royals and their servants to consider what the change of reign will look like—and what they want to get done before it happens.

Princess Beatrice's new addition to her family will be a count or nobile donna, which are aristocratic Italian titles

When King Charles III’s granddaughter Princess Beatrice welcomes her second child with husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi “early in the new year,” that baby will indeed inherit a royal title. It just won’t be one from Buckingham Palace for the British Royal Family.

A royal author has claimed there are multiple reasons why Princess Beatrice's new child will not receive a royal title. It was confirmed earlier this week that Beatrice, 36, and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi,

Her little one won't be a princess or a prince. Despite Princess Beatrice carrying a royal title, her children—which includes her three-year-old daughter Sienna, and the forthcoming child that she is pregnant with—will not be bestowed with any royal titles from the British royal family.

Pregnant Princess Beatrice's 3-year-old daughter, Sienna, might not be a princess like her mom, but it turns out that the toddler and her new sibling—who will arrive in spring 2025—carry a fascinating secret nobility through their father's Italian lineage.