Royal Sisters Skip Easter Service, Andrew Under Investigation

0:00On March 31st, King Charles is letting princesses Beatrice and Eugenie skip the royal family's Easter service at Windsor. The move comes right after their dad, Prince Andrew, got hit hard by the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, with him losing titles and now facing a police. Probe. Sources say the sisters, both in their mid-30s, just want to stay low-key for now. They showed up for Christmas at Sandra Ham, though, and folks expect them back for other family events down the line. Meanwhile, Prince William, Kate Middleton, and the rest of the crew, planned to join Charles and Queen Camilla at St. George's Chapel. Andrew, 66, won't be there, as he's under investigation for allegedly sharing secrets with Epstein back in his public days. A Russian model named Mia, who hung around Epstein's circle for over five years, dropped new details. She described Andrew chilling at Epstein's manhand spot, like he belonged, making the vives super relaxed and family-style around all those young women. This kind of story keys to Epstein links alive, showing how big names like Andrew might

1:04have boosted the guy's rep back then. The royals navigated quietly while the spotlight lingers. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Cory with the story.