Royals Gather Amid Scrutiny, Protests

0:00What's up? This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, bringing you the hottest stories right now. Royals gathered at Westminster Abbey for the Commonwealth Day service, putting on a cheerful front amid growing scrutiny over Prince Andrews' links to, Jeffrey Epstein. Despite anti-monarchy protests nearby, the family shared warm greetings in laughs as they arrived. A lip-reader analyzed footage and caught fun exchanges, like Princess Anne teasing Kate about something, prompting a laugh and reply from the Princess of Wales. Anne also complemented a guard on looking good and enjoyed the steel drum band, calling it wonderful. Prince William chatted easily with Anne, saying he agreed on something, then kissed King Charles and Queen Camilla, hello. Charles responded casually with, oh hello, while Camilla said hello darling, good to see you. Anne checked on William too, noting he looked well, and he replied he was fab. Outside, Republic protesters held signs, saying abolished a monarchy, down with the crown,

1:01and not my king, plus a banner questioning what did you. No. This came weeks after Andrews arrest, on suspicion of misconduct in public office, tied to sharing sensitive info with Epstein as trade-in boy. The BBC skipped live coverage for the first time since the late 1980s, airing a property show instead due to budget pressures. This wonder if rising protests played a role, but officials stick to the funding explanation. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. Some people meditate. I just lay down and press play, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.