Princess Beatrice is reportedly "not happy" with her stepson Wolfie's mother after she signed up to appear on a reality television show. Dara Huang, 43, dramatically quit Ladies of London after just two episodes after declaring that she is "not made for" reality television.

Dara shares Wolfie, eight, with her former partner, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, whom Beatrice married in 2020. In the show, she was confronted at a dinner party by antiques dealer Kimi Murdoch during her time on the show, with her telling Dara: "I heard a rumour you were a madam".

Kimi claimed that she had been told the comment via two other contestants on the show, designer Martha Sitwell and actress Margo Stilley.

Reflecting on Dara's exit from the show, fellow castmate Myka Meier, who is an etiquette expert with close links to the Royal Family, appeared to suggest that Beatrice was likely not happy about Dara appearing on the show.

In an interview with Decider, Myka said that she and Dara "no longer speak".

She said: "I love [Beatrice], I've always loved her. But I think that, you know, I'm sure they had many conversations and [Dara] still chose to do what she did. And I think now we see the result."

Beatrice is thought to share a close bond with her stepson, who has appeared alongside her at various events.

He was pictured attended Princess Catherine's Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey in 2023. Before the event, Wolfie, whose full name is Christopher Woolf, was pictured holding hands with Beatrice as they arrived at the event.

As well as welcoming two daughters, four-year-old Sienna and one-year-old Athena, with Edoardo, Beatrice has previously referred to Wolfie as her "bonus son".

Wolfie was also seen enjoying events for the late Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee in 2022.