Royals Gather for Easter Service

0:00On April 5th, the Prince and Princess of Wales showed up with their three kids for the Easter service at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle. It marked their first royal outing since Kate shared her cancer diagnosis and started preventative chemo. King Charles and Queen Camilla led the group, keeping family traditions alive on a sunny Sunday morning. William and the kids, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, walked ahead in the procession, paying cheers from hundreds gathered. Outside, Kate looked sharp in a light outfit with a stylish hat while the guys rocked navy suits. Camilla rode up in a bold red ensemble, sporting a brooch from the late Queen. The crowd shouted, God saved the King, as Charles arrived by car, a warm welcome amid all the health challenges the family space lately. Last year, the Wales escaped for family time in Norfolk, and this year it was right after Kate's big announcement so no one expected them quite. Yet, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie sat this one out with the kings okay for other plans, unlike last Easter when their dad, Prince Andrew, was.

1:05There before losing his titles over the Epstein mess and facing arrest for Miss Conda charges. The Princess royal and Duke of Edinburgh made it though, rounding out the core crew. This appearance signals the royals pushing forward together, with Beatrice and Eugenie expected back for future family events like Christmas.