Royals Gather for Easter Service Amid Drama

On April 5th, Royals kept up Easter traditions today at St. George's Chapel in Windsor,

even with all the family drama swirling around Prince Andrews.

Scandals.

King Charles, Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, and the Wales crew showed up for the mat and service,

proving business as usual for the Windsors.

Beatrice and Eugenie sat this one out with their husbands, a call made alongside the king,

unlike last year when they joined in.

Andrew stayed away, too, sticking to his low profile after past rare Easter cameos.

Meanwhile, the Wales family made their return after two straight years of private holidays

at Anne Mahal. Crowds loved him, especially spotting Princess Charlotte, waving and grinning

at her dad while they waited. This marked the first public outing of 2026 for Prince George,

Charlotte, and Little Lewis, putting smiles on faces amid the press pack.

The group mostly walked to the chapel, though Charles and Camilla rode up by car.

Kate turned heads rewearing that sharp cream self-portrait dress, keeping it classy and familiar.

Tradition held strong this Easter, acquired not to continuity as the family navigates the spotlight.

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