Royal Easter Service: Sophie & Louise's Absence, James' New Title

On April 6th, King Charles and Queen Camilla headed up the Royal Family's Easter Service at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle on April 5th, with Prince William, Kate, Princess Anne, and others joining in, but noticeably absent were Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, and her daughter, Lady Louise.

Sophie, who 61, bowed out last minute because she was feeling under the weather, according to sources.

Meanwhile, 22-year-old Lady Louise was back at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, grinding through her final year of classes.

Same. Spot were her cousin William met Kate back in 2001. Prince Edward, 62, and their son James, the 18-year-old Earl of Wessex, stepped up to represent the family.

James rarely hits these public events, keeping a low profile like a sister, since neither Kate is lined up for working royal duties.

The parents raised them to expect real jobs, leaving tidal choices up to them at 18.

Louise skipped the her royal highness style, and James got his Earl title in March 2023 when Edward became Duke of Edinburgh, a nod to.

Prince Philip, but it won't pass to him later. Sophie once put it plain. They have the titles if they won, but it's unlikely,

prepping them for life beyond the spotlight. Royals evolve, staying grounded amid the traditions.

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