However, the attendance of Princess Eugenie, who is currently pregnant, at the traditional Easter service at Windsor Castle with her husband Jack Brooksbank, as well as her sister Princess Beatrice, helped to quell some of the speculation.
The Easter service was the first of King Charles' reign and was attended by members of the royal family, including Prince William and his wife Kate, along with their three children. The royals walked from the castle to the nearby St George's Chapel for the service, with Charles being joined by his wife Camilla and his extended family.
Notably, Prince Andrew, the father of Eugenie and Beatrice, was also present at the service. Reports suggest that there may be tensions between the two sisters and Kate Middleton, with some claiming that their support for Meghan and Harry has caused friction.
According to Radar Online, there are concerns that the sisters are being "all cozy with William one minute, then sneaking off with Meghan and Harry the next," which is causing tension within the family.
Despite these rumors, the Easter Sunday service was a peaceful and joyous occasion for the royals, with everyone coming together to celebrate the holiday.
