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Royal Absence: Why aren't Beatrice and Eugenie at Easter service?
1 Apr
Summary
- Beatrice and Eugenie missed the Easter Sunday service, with royal expert's 'hyper-curation' theory.
- The monarchy is undergoing a 'recalibration phase' where public appearances are scrutinized.
- The York sisters have made alternative plans with the King's understanding and agreement.
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie did not attend the Royal Family's Easter Sunday service in Windsor. Brand and culture expert Nick Ede commented that this absence appears to be less about the princesses and more about the Royal Family entering a period of intense scrutiny.
Ede explained that the monarchy is currently in a "recalibration phase," where each public appearance is carefully evaluated for trust and reputation. The expected attendance of the Prince and Princess of Wales, returning after two years, further highlights this curated approach.
While the York sisters have made alternative plans for the Easter weekend with the King's consent, they have not been excluded from the royal fold. It is understood they will participate in future family gatherings, continuing their support for various charities alongside their careers.
