Princesses Beatrice & Eugenie Skip Easter Service

0:00On March 30, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are skipping the Royal Family's traditional Easter Sunday service at Windsor this year. With King Charles' full approval, the sisters have lined up alternative plans for the holiday, stepping back amid their father, Prince Andrews, ongoing police probe into alleged misconduct in public office. Sources close to the family confirmed this isn't a full break. They joined everyone for Christmas at Sandryham, and planned a show up for upcoming gatherings. The targeted absence tied directly to the scrutiny on Andrew, who was arrested last month, and questioned that Alsham police station before release. The decision highlights the tricky family dynamics right now, with Andrews' legal troubles casting a shadow over public appearances. No one's saying it's a permanent rift, but it shows how investigations can ripple through royal traditions and keep certain members out of the spotlight. Details are still emerging on the probe, but officials' stress to sisters got explicit permission to bow out this time.

1:00Meanwhile, the rest of the family presses on with Easter as usual. This move keeps things low key for Beatrice and Eugenie, while the situation unfolds. Eyes stay on future family events for signs of normalcy returning.