Princess Beatrice heartbreak: Why Beatrice’s Balmoral trip may be cancelled

The change in travel advice came after a surge in cases in France, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson making it clear he would not hesitate to close travel corridors to prevent a second wave of coronavirus.

While Bea and Edo’s exact timeline for their French trip is unknown, if they did not return home before 4am on Saturday, August 15, they would have to quarantine on arrival back to the UK.

If they did not make it back in time, the couple would have to stay in their home for 14 days, unable to leave for any reason or to meet friends or family.

And this could strike disaster for Beatrice when it comes to another short break.

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