Princess Beatrice's best friend has revealed how she is helping the royal family navigate her second pregnancy.

An exclusive interview with the Daily Mail was published on Sunday,Dec. 1 woman was talking about her intimate relationship with Princess Beatrice.

"We are constantly chatting about different tips and tricks for health and wellness, and it's such a pleasure to have someone who shares those same interests so deeply," Peacock told the outlet, noting that the Royal family has consistently leaned on her best friend. And add "Nutrition advice.""We naturally share our advice, especially when it comes to nutrition and parenting," she continued. "It's really special to have a friend who understands the importance of wellness as much as I do.

On Tuesday, 10 May. 1, Buckingham Palace announced that the princess and her husband Edoardo Maperimozzi expect their second child in 2025.

"Her Highness Princess Beatrice and Mr. Edoardo Maperimozzi are very pleased to announce that they are expecting their second child together in the early spring

The couple welcomed Sienna, who is the first child in 2021. Mappelli Mozzi also shares his 8-year-old son, Wolfie, with former Dollar fans.

Peacock is the godfather of Siena, and Princess Beatrice is the godfather of 7-year-old Iris, Peacock's daughter. (Peacock and her husband, David, also share 13-year-old Mai and 7-year-old Caspere.)

In the same Daily Mail interview, Peacock shared that being the godfather of each other's daughters only strengthened BFF's bond.

"Being godparents to each other's daughters has brought a unique depth to our friendship," she explained. "It's a bond that feels more like a family, with a common sense of love and support for each other's children."

And because Peacock is expecting her fourth child, she says Princess Beatrice is pregnant at the same time just added another layer to their already close relationship.

"It was really great to share this journey with a very close person," the 4-year-old mom immediately explained. "Experiencing pregnancy with a dear friend like Bea is incredibly comforting, especially when we navigate similar experiences."