Princess Beatrice, despite her royal connections, appears to be exploring opportunities beyond the confines of the monarchy.
In the wake of King Charles' ascension to the throne and his efforts to streamline the monarchy, many privileges have been restricted to working royals. This has prompted Beatrice to seek more stable avenues.
Reportedly, Beatrice has invested in Sooper Books, a book streaming service offering a diverse range of original stories and audiobooks accessible on internet-connected devices.
The owners of Sooper Books, Simon and Charlene Mitchell-Hood, disclosed Beatrice's involvement as one of their angel investors—individuals who personally invest in businesses.
Beatrice's advocacy for literacy is well-known, especially as someone who has dealt with dyslexia herself. She has previously shared her struggles with dyslexia, emphasizing its transformation into a strength. Her investment in Sooper Books aligns with her commitment to supporting dyslexic children and promoting literacy.
Amid these developments, the royal family faces a health crisis. King Charles and Kate Middleton have undergone surgeries, and Beatrice's mother, Sarah Ferguson, has been diagnosed with melanoma, a form of skin cancer, following her previous battle with breast cancer.
