Princess Beatrice & Eugenie Skip Easter Service

On April 5th, Princess Beatrice and Princess Ujini skipped the royal family's Easter

Church service this year, opting for private plans instead.

With the King's full understanding, the sisters stayed away from the public outing at Windsor

Castle, marking a shift from last year's gathering that included their parents.

Earlier this week, sources confirmed the decision ties back to ongoing scandals around

their parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson.

Ferguson lost his royal titles and honors last October amid fresh Epstein connections,

including emails and claims from Virginia Jufre, who died by Suicide in April.

He denies all wrongdoing.

Meanwhile, Ferguson popped up in recently released Epstein files linked to meetings after

his prison release.

The sisters, both moms to young kids, are focused on shielding their families from the drama

as insiders put it.

Andrew faced a rest back on February 19th, on suspicion of misconduct in public office

over alleged info sharing with Epstein during his trade.

Envoy Days from 2001 to 2011, police are still digging into that.

King Charles remains fond of his nieces and expects them at future events like Christmas,

but the monarchy seems headed for more distance from the Yorks.

Prince William once stings squared away now, ahead of his own reign.

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