Royals Skip Easter Service, Drawing Family Lines

0:00On April 5th, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and his daughters Beatrice and Eugenie are skipping the Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle St. George's. Chapel today. King Charles gave them the okay for other plans. Meanwhile, the Prince and Princess of Wales are joining Charles and Queen Camilla there for the first time in two years. This comes after last year's service where Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson showed up with the King and Queen. But Andrew's ties to Jeffrey Epstein changed everything. He lost his Prince title and duked him from his brother. Public backlash hit hard over claims from Virginia Dufre, who said Andrew had sex with her at age 17. He denies it, and just this February on his 66th birthday, cops arrested him for allegedly sharing secrets with Epstein as trade-on boy. Beatrice and Eugenie drew he too from newly released Epstein documents. The Wales family missed recent services last year for family time in Norfolk, and the one before due to Kate's cancer treatment announcement.

1:01With Charles heading to the U.S. next week, despite global tensions, today's lineup shows the royals drawing firmer lines amid the scandals, keeping the family spotlight tight on the main players.