The Prince and Princess of Wales decision 'raised eyebrows' within Royal Family.
Princess Kate and Prince William’s decision to skip the annual royal Easter gathering in 2025 for the second consecutive year reportedly “raised eyebrows” within the Royal Family. The absence of the Waleses, including their three children, from this key event was notable, as it is considered a royal tradition for the family to attend together. While their absence in 2024 was understood due to Kate’s cancer diagnosis, their choice to miss the 2025 Easter service was perceived by some as a “deliberate move and even a snub,” according to sources cited by GB News and Marie Claire. An insider noted that the decision caused surprise at the Palace, highlighting the expectation that the family would resume attending such events. Instead, the couple opted for a more private Easter break with their children, continuing their focus on family time and Kate’s gradual return to public duties following her treatment.
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