Ursula is only mentioned in this novel as her daughter, Uma, is one of the main characters. When Uma was a child, Ursula gave her daughter a piece of her necklace, which Uma wore it inside a locket. Ursula still owns her shop, but she rarely shows up as she prefers to stay home and watch Auradon soap operas.

Committed to uplifting the LGBTQIA+ community, chef-owner of Ursula, Eric See, holds space to amplify queer voices, accelerate their businesses, and reinvest in the people that helped him along the way. See's dedication to queer advocacy has long been a cornerstone of his personal ideology and business philosophy.