The royal family’s Easter celebrations will have a notable absence this year. Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie will not be attending the traditional holiday gathering.
The daughters of Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York, are not considered working royals. Their absence from official family events is standard, as they maintain their own independent careers and schedules.
This separation allows the monarchy to present a more streamlined public image during formal occasions. The sisters typically join the family for major events like Christmas at Sandringham but often skip other official engagements.
Their planned absence underscores the ongoing distinction within the royal family between those who undertake public duties and those who lead private lives.