Princess Beatrice is taking determined steps to keep her family safe at her Cotswolds home. Her parents, Sarah ‘Fergie’ Ferguson and Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, have become the target of public scrutiny due to their connections to the convicted Jeffrey Epstein. A source has claimed that her parents’ controversy has convinced Beatrice to tighten up the security.
Princess Beatrice is beefing up the security of their home amid controversy, claims source
Princess Beatrice resides in her Cotswolds property with her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, daughters, Sienna and Athena, as well as Mozzi’s son, Wolfie, since 2022. According to a December 18 RadarOnline.com report, Beatrice has reportedly secured the property with 24-hour surveillance, a security office, and six-foot gates.
A source close to the family told the outlet that these security measures are “about complete privacy and control.” The family recognises the potential threats linked to Ferguson and Mountbatten-Windsor’s association with Epstein. They are willing to do everything to keep themselves and the children safe.
One insider said, “The measures are designed to protect the family quietly, letting them live their lives without unwanted interruptions. It’s not just about gates and cameras – the estate has a complete security perimeter, showing how seriously they take any potential threats.”
The Cotswolds property is a converted farmhouse. It went through many changes before the family moved there in 2022. Some of these modifications included upgraded fencing, surveillance points, and a security hub where personnel monitor the property and its grounds.
The ramped-up security has stirred speculations that Sarah Ferguson might move into the guest house of the property. A source told RadarOnline.com that they are being private about Ferguson’s move to avoid drawing any media attention. The source further said that protecting her mother is just as important for Princess Beatrice as her own family. There are also speculations that Ferguson could potentially relocate to Portugal and Switzerland.
Originally reported by Ankita Shaw on Reality Tea
