The mother of Princess Beatrice's stepson has shared rare videos of fun family life in London.
Dara Huang, who dated Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi between 2015 and 2018, took to her Instagram earlier this week to share videos and pictures of her eight-year-old son, Wolfie.
Christopher Woolf (Wolfie) is Huang's only son whom she shares with her ex-partner, Edoardo.
Edoardo later went on to marry Princess Beatrice, 35, in 2020 at the All Saints Chapel in Windsor.
Wolfie is Princess Beatrice's stepson
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Wolfie can be seen on Dara Huang's Instagram story enjoying a fancy meal
Instagram / Dara Huang
Huang, an American architect, splits her time between London and her native Florida.
She took to her Instagram story to share a video at the Bailey's Hotel in London, where she brought Wolfie for a spot of lunch.
Huang wrote: "Soo excited about eating here with my little man. I hear it's the best Singaporean food in London."
The architect filmed the food at the table before showing Wolfie enjoying his lunch, captioning the clip: "Amazing!
Wolfie can be seen playing with a friend during the fancy meal
Instagram / Dara Huang
"Ommggg honestly it was soo amazing!!! So happy."
Huang included a picture of Wolfie pulling another child on the floor, captioning it: "Kid friendly" alongside three laughing emojis.
The mother-of-one later shared her bedtime routine on Instagram, showing Wolfie settling down for sleep with Huang in the same bed.
She captioned the picture: "That was fun, now time for bed. I sleep with my son in his minecraft room. It's so comfy."
Dara Huang and Wolfie seen settling down for bed in the evening
Instagram / Dara Huang
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Wolfie enjoying a day at I Fly London
Instagram / Dara Huang
The following day, Wolfie and Huang visited I Fly London, where the eight-year-old learnt to fly.
Huang captioned the video: "My son went flying this weekend @fly_london."
The American architect previously opened up about splitting parenting duties with her ex-partner and the Princess of York.
Huang told Harper's Bazaar: "Wolfie has had two sets of parents trying to help him on both sides, and I just think, 'The more, the merrier'."
