- King Charles' playful gesture
- Slimmed-down monarchy at Easter
- Notable royal absences explained
King Charles was in a jovial mood as he attended the annual Easter service at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle. The monarch was seen in a tender moment, gently nudging his grandson, Prince Louis, as they made their way into the chapel. The playful interaction was captured on camera, showing Louis, seven, smiling broadly at his grandfather's affectionate gesture. This heartwarming scene was part of a larger family gathering that included the Prince and Princess of Wales, who accompanied their children, including a well-behaved Louis, to the service.
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Slimmed-Down Monarchy at Easter
The Easter service showcased a streamlined version of the British monarchy. King Charles and Queen Camilla led the royal family, joined by Prince William, Princess Kate, Princess Anne, and her husband Sir Timothy Laurence. Prince Edward and his son, James, Earl of Wessex, also participated in the occasion. Notably absent were Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, who opted for a quieter celebration at home with their families. Despite their absence, they remain integral to the family and are expected to attend future gatherings.
Notable Royal Absences Explained
The absence of the Duchess of Edinburgh also caught the attention of royal fans. However, it was reported that her no-show was due to health reasons, as she was feeling "under the weather" on the day of the service. Duchess Sophie had been last seen in public at the Reasons For Hope Gala in London on 23 March. Meanwhile, her daughter, Lady Louise Windsor, was also absent. The 22-year-old is currently focused on her studies at the University of St Andrews, preparing for her upcoming graduation.
