Royal Family Gathers for Easter, Charles Prepares for US Visit

On April 5th, King Charles and Queen Camilla led the royal family's Easter Sunday service at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle.

Prince William, Kate, and their three kids, George, Charlotte, and Louis joined them, along with Prince Edward, Sophie, Princess Anne, and her.

Husband Timothy Lawrence. Peter Philip showed up with his Beyonce Harriet Spurling ahead of their June 6th wedding.

Beatrice and Eugenie skipped it for other plans approved by the King, while Zara and Mike Tindall stayed away.

Last year, Charles attended with Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, but now Andrews lost his titles after arrest on his 66th birthday for.

Miss Konda claims he's denying he's moved from Royal Lodge to a farm setup.

Fans lined up in chilly Berkshire weather that turned sunny, cheering as the royals walked or drove in.

William shouted, happy Easter to his dad and Camilla, keeping things light amid the family gathering.

Buckingham Palace just confirmed the King stayed visit to the U.S. from April 27th to 30th, despite U.K. U.S. tensions over Iran.

He'll meet President Trump, speak to Congress, and hit a state dinner marking America's 250th Independence anniversary.

Trump called Charles a great friend from his printstays, hyping the visit as huge for the special relationship.

This trip solidifies ties as Charles's first U.S. jaunt as monarch, blending tradition with fresh diplomacy.

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