Princesses Beatrice & Eugenie Skip Easter Service

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Princess Beatrice and her sister, Eugenie, are skipping the royal family's Easter Sunday

church service this year.

They've got the King's full agreement on making other plans, keeping them out of the

public eye for now.

This move hits right after their father.

The former Prince Andrew, now Andrew Mountbatten-Winzer, got arrested on the Sandering Ham estate for

suspected.

It's a misconduct in public office.

That arrest dropped just weeks after a massive release of Epstein vows exposed a bunch of

his old communications with Jeffrey Epstein.

Andrew has always denied any involvement in wrongdoing, but the timing couldn't be

worse for the family.

Last Easter, Andrew walked right in with Sarah Ferguson and the daughters.

A sharp contrast to him dodging Christmas as Sandering Ham overspiling.

Rumors.

This year's lineup of St. George's Chapel in Windsor looks way different.

William and Kate are expected to show up after sitting it out last year.

A lot shifted for Andrew since then.

Back in October 2025, he lost all his titles, including Prince, and had to pack up from

Royal Lodge.

That came amid Virginia Jew phrase Memoir Drop.

And even more Epstein documents, including 3.5 million pages early this year, that spotlighted

his Epstein connections.

Sarah Ferguson caught heat too, losing charity gigs.

While the sisters got mentions in the files without any proven issues, Beatrice at 37

and Eugenie at 36 still hold their HRH styles and spots in the succession line, with King

Charles even boosting.

Eugenie is a mentor for his foundation.

Word is there's push to boot Andrew further down the line, but this Easter absence is just

a one time call.

They're still game for future family spots, as the royals roll on.