Princess Beatrice’s stepson, Wolfie Mapelli Mozzi, is proving that creativity comes in many forms even if schoolteachers don’t always get it.
The nine-year-old, son of architect Dara Huang and property developer Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, recently returned home upset after being told by a teacher that he “wasn’t good at art.”
Sharing the moment on Instagram, Ms Huang reassured her son that art isn’t about copying reality perfectly.
“There are a lot of different expressions for art,” she wrote, praising Wolfie’s bold, abstract style and describing how he talks about his choices in painting with “the sweetest little voice ever.”
A video accompanying the post showed him working on a large canvas at home, surrounded by art supplies, as he confidently applied sweeping, imaginative brushstrokes.
The post sparked renewed interest in the day-to-day life of Beatrice’s blended family.
Also known as Christopher Woolf Mapelli Mozzi, has a unique setup with “two sets of parents,” as Ms Huang has described in previous posts the supportive co-parenting arrangement she shares with Edoardo and Beatrice.
Over the festive season, Wolfie has been on the move, splitting time between the United States and Switzerland.
