Prince Andrew Attends Royal Easter Service Amid Criticism

King Charles and Queen Camilla attended the traditional Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel, Windsor, joined by several royal family members, including the notably scandal-hit Prince Andrew, his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, and their daughters. Prince Andrew's presence was particularly significant given his recent absence from public royal events amid ongoing controversies, including links to an alleged Chinese spy and his previous association with Jeffrey Epstein. Royal commentators noted Andrew's 'forceful' attempt to assert his place in the family procession, which some interpreted as a reminder of his status within the royal hierarchy despite his public fall from grace. While official palace photos from the event omitted Andrew, fueling speculation about his public role, his attendance reignited discussions about forgiveness and accountability within the monarchy. The event also marked King Charles' first major public appearance since his cancer diagnosis, with Prince William and Kate Middleton absent as they spent Easter privately. Reactions to Andrew's participation and the palace's handling of his image continue to generate debate among royal watchers and the public.