Princess Beatrice's Fiance's 3-Year-Old Son Wolfie Will Reportedly Be the Best Man at Their Wedding

The wedding between Princess Beatrice and her fiance, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, is all set to witness the youngest ever best man at a royal wedding.

A spokesman for Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi confirmed to the "Daily Mail" columnist, Richard Eden, that they want Mozzi's three-year-old son, Wolfie, to be the best man.

This is going to be the first time that a boy of such young age has performed this role during a royal wedding, that will take place at the Chapel Royal in St. James's Palace in May.

The columnist for the "Daily Mail" confirmed that the source close to the royal couple disclosed the adorable announcement.

"I can confirm that Wolfie will be best man."

A SWEET GESTURE

Wolfie, whose actual name is Christopher, will have a crucial role during the entire wedding. He will not only hand out the wedding rings to his father in presence of Her Majesty the Queen but also be involved during the reception.

The reason behind the selection of Wolfie as his father's best man is rather sweet, as the media outlet further revealed.

The three-year-old is being trusted with such an important role because the couple wants him to feel that he is adored and wholeheartedly embraced by his to-be stepmother.

At the wedding, Mozzi's ex, Dara Huang, who is also Wolfie's mother, is expected to make her presence as well.

THE DATE WAS CHANGED TWICE

Recently, it was also revealed that their wedding date, which is now scheduled for coming May, was previously changed two times. It was disclosed that the wedding will now be smaller than what was originally planned.

The changes were made following the emergence of the scandals of Beatrice's father, Prince Andrew. In November, last year, the Duke of York gave up his royal duties in the wake of allegations that linked him to the convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein.

Previously, a source close to the Princess of York also confirmed to "People" that Beatrice doesn't want to "do anything to be hurtful to her father."

She wants him to be by her side during her wedding, and will not hesitate from keeping the affair a low-key event. It is suggested that her wedding may not be as grand as that of Kate Middleton or Meghan Markle.