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Princess Beatrice’s 36th Birthday Sparks Controversy with China Backed Conspiracy Claims

Princess Beatrice celebrated her 36th birthday on August 8, but her special day has been marred by intriguing and controversial claims.

Born at 8:18 PM on August 8, 1988, at London’s Portland Hospital, Beatrice’s birthday has sparked a flurry of speculation and conspiracy theories linked to the number eight, considered auspicious in Chinese culture.

The coincidence of her birth date and time has not gone unnoticed by royal observers and fans.

On social media platform X, one user pointed out the alignment of eights in Beatrice’s birth details, writing, “August 8th 1988. The birth of Princess Beatrice of York, now Mrs. Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, at 8:18 PM the Portland Hospital in London.”

The user highlighted the recurrence of the number eight, which is believed to bring good fortune in Chinese culture.

Adding to the intrigue, another user suggested that Beatrice’s birth may have been deliberately timed to align with the number eight’s significance.

“Is it just me who remembers the reporting that she was induced to be born on 8.8.88 as 8 is lucky in China and they thought it would be extremely good luck?” the user proposed.

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This theory has added a layer of controversy to Beatrice’s birthday celebrations.

While Princess Beatrice has faced various controversies throughout her life, this particular speculation has attracted significant attention, overshadowing the celebrations of her turning 36.

Despite the chatter, many fans took the opportunity to send their birthday wishes and celebrate her milestone, though the debate about the supposed ‘China-backed conspiracy’ continues to generate buzz.

The fascination with numerology and cultural superstitions often intersects with the lives of public figures, and Princess Beatrice’s birthday has become the latest example of how even personal milestones can stir up unexpected controversy and speculation.