Princess Beatrice found herself in a fit of laughter as she was unexpectedly photobombed by none other than Sam Allardyce at the prestigious Cheltenham Horse Racing Festival.

The former Leeds manager, affectionately known as Big Sam, made a surprise appearance before the princess and her husband, Edardo Mapelli Mozzi.

The royal couple, exuding elegance and style, graced the event on Thursday, March 14, donning coordinated outfits that turned heads.

Princess Beatrice, 35, looked timeless in a chic camel-colored coat, while her husband sported a country-inspired ensemble featuring a beige suit, a long tweed coat, and an olive hat.

The picture-perfect moment took an amusing turn when Big Sam, seemingly under the impression that he was the center of attention, unwittingly positioned himself in front of the princess and her husband.

The 69-year-old football manager flashed a smile, unaware of the delightful chaos he had caused.

Amidst the laughter that ensued, Princess Beatrice, the daughter of Prince Andrew and Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson, couldn’t contain her amusement.

She chuckled in the background, finding humor in the unexpected photobombing incident.

The royal gathering at Cheltenham also included other esteemed members of the royal family such as the Princess Royal, Mike, Zara Tindall, and Peter Phillips.

Princess Beatrice shared her excitement about the day, mentioning that she had a stroke of luck with her bets at the bookmakers, as reported by the Telegraph.

Reflecting on the day’s events, Princess Beatrice expressed her delight, emphasizing the thrill of witnessing magnificent horses competing at the highest level.

She described the experience as a perfect day out, filled with excitement and elegance befitting such a grand occasion.

Meanwhile, Queen Camilla captivated onlookers with her impeccable style at the Style Wednesday Festival.

Adorned in a stunning long green and valentine coat paired with a vibrant pink scarf and a signature lock and company faux fur hat, she exuded grace and sophistication.

Queen Camilla’s ensemble was further elevated by her choice of accessories, including the beloved Russell and Bromley dressage knee-high black suede boots and the D’Amelia mini Venice bag in forest grain.