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Queen's final photo with great-grandchildren has secret tribute to missing child

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Published date22 April 2024
AuthorJennifer Newton
Publication titleEdinburghLive (Scotland)
To commemorate last year's anniversary, which was the first since her passing, an unseen photo of her with some of her youngest relatives was released. The picture, taken by the Princess of Wales at Balmoral shortly before her death, shows the former monarch seated on a sofa with the young royals, all smiling next to their beloved 'Gan Gan'

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Seated next to her is her oldest great-grandchild Savannah Phillips, Peter Phillips' eldest daughter, and Mia Tindall, who is holding her baby brother Lucas. Standing behind them are Lena Tindall, Zara and Mike Tindall's middle child, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Isla Phillips and Prince Louis.

In the back of the photo, we see the Queen's youngest grandchildren, Lady Louise Windsor and James, Earl of Wessex - the sturdy offspring of Edward and Sophie, Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. Notably missing from this tender moment with the late Queen is Princess Beatrice's youngster, Sienna.

But eagle-eyed Royal enthusiasts have still managed to spot Sienna Elizabeth Mapelli Mozzi in the snap, reports the Mirror.

Positioned in the backdrop is a framed picture beside an orchid. Fans have identified this as featuring Sienna with her dad, Edo Mapelli Mozzi.

Several have pointed out that Sienna seems to be dressed in what could be a christening gown, indicating that this particular shot might have been snapped post-Chrisening in April 2022.

One social media user commented: "I saw...

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