Royal Sisters Skip Easter Service, Stay on Good Terms

0:00On March 30, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are sitting out the Royal family's Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle's St. George's Chapel. King Charles and Queen Camilla will leave the group joined by the Prince and Princess of Wales who skipped it last year. The sisters have alternative plans but it's all with the kings okay. This comes after some rough times for their parents. Prince Andrew faces the rest suspicions over misconduct in public office and has ties to Jeffrey Epstein which he's denying. He's moved to Sandringham no longer sharing space with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson who also left their Royal Lodge home. Folks are watching closely because last Easter the whole family showed up for this low-key gathering. It's not an official duty, just a family tradition where they pose for picks outside the 15th century chapel. Adding to the mix, Princess Eugenie just stepped down as patron of anti-slavery international after seven years. Meanwhile, U.S. lawmakers are digging into Sarah Ferguson's Epstein connections. Still, the royals are

1:02keeping the door open for Beatrice and Eugenie at future spots like Christmas at Sandringham. Signalling, they're not fully. Side-lined from family vibes just yet.