Royals Gather for Easter, New Archbishop Urges Peace

0:00On April 5th, King Charles and Queen Camilla headed to St. George's Chapel in Windsor for the Easter Sunday service, keeping that royal tradition alive. Prince William and Kate Princess of Wales showed up with their kids, first time she's been there in two years since starting cancer treatment. Princess Anne rolled in with her husband and Prince Edward with his family, but Prince Andrew, Sarah Ferguson, and their daughter's Beatrice, and Eugenie skipped it for other plans. Crowds cheered loud as William and Kate led the way, with little Princess Charlotte waving right back at folks behind the barriers. The King and Queen arrived last, and one fan shouted, God bless the King, that echoed through. It's more of a chill family gathering than some big official gig, and Charles skipped the usual Easter message this year. Kate's return marks a big step after her health battles, while Andrew has been off the bridge strip of his title, arrested on misconduct charges, and, hold up in Sandra Ham after denying any Epstein ties. The Princess has just went with alternative Easter vibes, no drama attached.

1:04Just Thursday, the King hit the Monday service in Wales, handing out gifts to 77 men and 77 women for their community service. Honoring humility, like the last supper. Now the new archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullley, dropped her first Easter sermon at the Cathedral, urging an end to violence in the middle. East and praying hard for peace as the U.S. Israel conflict with Iran hits week six royals, staying steady through it all.