King Charles III has announced that he will lead the royal family to church on Easter morning, giving Prince Andrew the chance to walk with them to St George’s Chapel in Windsor.
The Duke of York took center stage at King Constantine’s memorial service last month and is likely to spend time with his daughters Princess Beatrice and Eugenie this weekend in the absence of Prince William and Kate Middleton The princess joins the royal Easter celebrations.
King Charles and Queen Camilla have confirmed they will attend this weekend’s Easter services. The king has suspended all public-facing duties and is unable to attend the memorial service for King Constantine of Greece due to his cancer treatment.
Prince William decided not to attend at the last minute, citing “personal matters” as the reason. It later emerged that the Prince of Wales had withdrawn after his wife, Kate, was diagnosed with cancer.
Andrew surprised royal fans as he led the royal family into St George’s Chapel. He also sat in the front row, five seats away from Queen Camilla, during the ceremony.
Sarah Ferguson’s ex-husband Andrew resigned from royal duties in 2019 after giving a bombshell interview in which he discussed his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Prince Harry’s uncle is expected to join the king and others to receive Holy Communion in a private ceremony at the castle before walking to the church.
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