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Privacy NoticePrincess Beatrice made an appearance at an event in Berkeley Square, London and exclusively told OK! that her mother, Sarah Ferguson is “always inspiring” her. When we asked how her mum Fergie was – who was diagnosed with skin cancer earlier this year after facing breast cancer last summer, the 35 year old Royal said: “My mum is always inspiring and inspiring me. She’s one of the people that whenever life throws something really hard at you, she turns back to being one of the most joyful individuals. “I think what she’s been through in the last year, it really made a lot of people get checked. She’s really kind of come through the other side and it’s just so wonderful.” Beatrice continued: “I love learning from her every single day – whatever you go through, turn back to joy, turn back to love and kindness.”
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The 64-year-old Duchess – and former wife of Prince Andrew, Duke of York – has recently battled breast and skin cancer. Sarah revealed that she’d undergone a “successful” operation after a routine mammogram detected breast cancer. Then just months later, she revealed that she’d been diagnosed with malignant melanoma. Beatrice was attending an event at Berkeley Square in London when she caught up with OK! as a new painting of King Charles was been unveiled. The Monarch looked cooler than ever as he’s wearing sunglasses and driving a Bentley. The portrait, which has been created by artist Mr Brainwash, sees King Charles behind the wheel of a silver Bentley that reads ‘Enjoy the Ride’ on the side of it.
Princess Beatrice was in attendance
The Royal chatted with guests
The painting was unveiled to celebrate the first ever collection between Clarendon Fine Art and Jack Barclay Bentley Mayfair, and Mr Brainwash flew in from LA for the occasion. Beatrice arrived at the event just after 8.15pm, without her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, wearing a stunning cream floral midi dress and nude heels. When asked about the inspiration behind the new painting of the King, Mr Brainwash told OK!: “It brings two parts of England together – Bentley and the King. The royalty in London is so strong and important and Bentley is known all over the world.
A new portrait of King Charles was unveiled
And when asked if the King was his favourite member of the Royal Family, he said: “Let’s say, a favourite I don’t know but he is the King and you need to respect that.” Alongside the painting, the French artist has also added his own creative flair to a real-life Bentley, which was on display at the event. This isn’t the first time Mr Brainwash has created a royal-related picture in celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee he launched the Queen of Hearts – a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing red lipstick, a large diamond necklace and various badges.Story SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnPrincess BeatriceKing Charles IIISarah, Duchess of York
