Princess Beatrice and Edoardo step out on cute date night as royal book continues to stir drama

But Beatrice and Edoardo were all smiles as they attended The Fayre of St James's in support of The Quintessentially Foundation and The Firefly Project at St James's Church.

The Fayre of St James's is described as follows: "Named the charity Christmas event of the year in London, the Fayre of St James’sdelivers a magical, star-studded evening of performances, readings, carols, and Christmas cheer.

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"This year, we will be welcoming 500 guests into the breathtaking enclaves of St James’s Church, a venue that has seen performances from so many incredible stars over its 11-year history, such as Emeli Sande, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Craig David, Ellie Goulding and many more."

The 35-year-old princess looked lovely in her Temperley London Halcyon Coat in Cream.

Beatrice previously wore this coat for the Together at Christmas carol concert last year, hosted by the Princess of Wales.

The checked coat is still available to buy for a discounted £282.

Beatrice and Edoardo tied the knot on July 17, 2020, in a limited service due to the then-coronavirus restrictions.

They have one daughter named Sienna, aged two, and Edoardo has a seven-year-old son from a previous relationship named Christopher Woolf (Wolfie).

The Princess of York was referenced a few times in Endgame.

For instance, Scobie alleged that the convicted gun smuggler Tarek Kaituni gifted Beatrice a $37,000 (£29,000) necklace for her 18th birthday in 2006.

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According to the author, this was after "he and [Prince Andrew] socialised during a 2008 visit to Tunisia".

Elsewhere in Endgame, Scobie implied that the Duke of York convinced Queen Elizabeth II to dismiss her private secretary to protect Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie's royal positions.

Princess Beatrice and Edoardo have a London base at St James's Palace in London, but they also reportedly moved to The Cotswolds in 2022.