In a striking display of family unity, King Charles and Queen Camilla attended the traditional Easter Sunday church service at Windsor Castle, in a gathering that notably included the controversial Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson. Missing from the royal scene were Prince William and Kate Middleton, raising eyebrows about their absence.

The Easter Matins service took place in the historic St George’s Chapel, a venue steeped in royal history, having hosted numerous grand weddings including that of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in 2017.

According to reports, the King continues to face health challenges, having announced his cancer diagnosis last year. However, during a recent appearance outside Durham Cathedral, he playfully assured onlookers that his vibrant demeanor was merely 'all smoke and mirrors.'

Celebrating a milestone, Charles and Camilla marked their 20th wedding anniversary recently. Camilla shared that the King’s dedication to his royal duties has been pivotal in his recovery, illuminating the strength of their partnership.

Looking ahead, the royal couple is set to welcome French President Macron for a state visit next month, while former US President Donald Trump hinted at a potential UK trip in September.

Despite ongoing controversies—most notably his association with an alleged Chinese spy and his past ties to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein—Prince Andrew continues to find his place within select royal events, showing that family ties run deep even amidst scandal.