Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, daughters of Prince Andrew, have reportedly made "alternative plans" that will see them absent from the traditional Royal Family Easter celebrations this year.

Shifting Easter Arrangements for the Royal Sisters

The decision comes as the sisters navigate their roles within the broader Royal Family structure. According to reports, King Charles III has expressed his full agreement regarding their decision.

Permission Granted for Absence

It has been confirmed that the necessary permissions have been sought and subsequently granted, allowing Beatrice and Eugenie to step away from the formal Easter proceedings.

Despite this year's absence, sources suggest that the princesses will be seen at future significant gatherings of the Royal Family.

Context of Family Gatherings

The report notes that Beatrice and Eugenie were very much involved in the family's recent Christmas celebrations, traveling to attend the event.

This contrasts with other members of the family, such as the Prince and Princess of Wales. The Wales family missed the 2024 Easter service due to Princess Kate's cancer diagnosis.

Wales Family Return to Tradition

The Prince and Princess of Wales are expected to attend the church service with the rest of the Royal Family this year, marking their return after missing the 2024 event.

The article mentions that Beatrice and Eugenie were previously seen attending the Easter service in 2025 alongside Prince Edward, Duchess Sophie, and James, Earl of Wessex.