Members of the royal family in the service of Easter: Prince Andrew and Ferraji there
British royal family
Easter service from the royal family: Even Prince Andrew and Vergie can be there
ROYALS show began at Easter service. Even if Prince William and his family are missing, the British royal family appears completely.
In bright sunlight, members of the British royal family come to the annual Easter service in St. George Church at Windsor Castle.
It was already known Prince William And Princess Kate remains far away this year of the ceremony. the reason? They wanted to spend Easter in Norfolk, in a collective work, with their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, after their troubles in the past year by fighting for cancer.
Only a few members of the royal family are missing on Easter on Sunday
According to the source of “Daily Mail”, another reason was said to have played a role in skipping. The couple deliberately wants to use time as a family before the children return to school. The Prince William family, which has a charming country house in Sandrinhham Real Estate with Anara Hall, has missed the annual Easter service last year after that KateWhich is now in remission, cancer diagnosis has been given.
But the British royal family has a few other members to present it and even the scandalPrince Andrew Again to the train. His ex -wife is likely to have a royal appearance in front of the fifteenth century chapel this year. The rest of the royal family was a picture of the unity of the family.
Last week, the Queen honored her husband, the king, with warm words. I confirmed this CharlesWhich are still undergoing cancer, he wants to do the love of his work and “more and more does more and more” while he is increasingly feeling better. “He is driven by the desire to help others,” Camilla added.
It seems that King Charles has a good grip on the family, because regardless of Prince William and Princess Kate with her children, all the important royal family members came to the Easter celebration.
