Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice join Taylor Swift at Poppy Delevingne birthday party
Star-Studded Celebration for Poppy Delevingne’s 40th Birthday in London
On Thursday night, May 7, 2026, London’s Marylebone district became the center of a high-profile crossover between British royalty and global pop culture.
The festivities began at the Hart pub before moving to an exclusive after-party at the luxury BoTree hotel.
Royal Sisters Return to the Spotlight
The appearance marked a rare public outing for the York sisters, who have maintained a low profile in recent months.
Princess Eugenie: The Princess, who recently announced she is expecting her third child this summer, proudly displayed her baby bump in a fitted black dress and a shimmering metallic blue coat.
She was accompanied by her husband, Jack Brooksbank. Princess Beatrice: Looking elegant in neutral-toned outerwear, Beatrice attended alongside her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.
Insiders noted the sisters appeared "relaxed and joyful" as they mingled with the A-list crowd.
Global Stars in Attendance
The event drew significant international attention due to the arrival of Taylor Swift and her fiancé, Travis Kelce.
Other notable guests included:
Lily James (Actress)
Nicky Hilton Rothschild (Socialite)
Georgia May Jagger (Model)
Damian Hurley (Model/Actor)
Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece and Denmark
A "Pop-Royal" Connection
The interaction between the Princesses and Taylor Swift has sparked significant conversation among royal observers. While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have often sought to align with high-profile Hollywood figures, commentators noted that it was the "inner circle" York sisters who were seen comfortably blending with the global superstar.
"The evening felt like a true meeting of British high society and entertainment royalty." — Industry Insider
The celebration not only marked a major milestone for Poppy Delevingne but also signaled a confident return to the social scene for the York family as they prepare for a busy summer of royal milestones.
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