Prince William and Kate Middleton chose to forgo the royal family's traditional Easter celebrations for the second year running, opting instead to spend quality family time at their Sandringham estate with their children. A close source mentioned their desire to focus on family before the kids return to school. The couple's absence mirrors their decision last year, following Middleton's cancer diagnosis, although she is now in remission. The royal family's Easter services continue, led by King Charles and Queen Camilla, attended by other royals.
William and Kate opted to skip the royal Easter celebration for the second consecutive year, choosing to focus on family time at their estate.
A source indicated their decision stemmed from wanting to spend quality family time together as the children prepare to return to school.
In past years, Easter was celebrated with plenty of sweets, reflecting a family tradition of indulging in chocolate during the holiday.
Despite his own health challenges last year, King Charles proceeded with Easter services, underlining the royal family's traditions despite personal obstacles.
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