William and Kate went to an Easter service in Sandringham with Carole and Michael Middleton - with Charlotte, George and Louis enjoying hot cross buns inside the church
The Prince and Princess of Wales and their children celebrated Easter with the Middleton family at Sandringham this weekend.
William and Kate were seen attending the 11 O'clock service at St Mary Magdalene Church yesterday along with Kate's parents Carole and Michael Middleton.
Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine and Prince Louis, six, were given hot cross buns to enjoy inside the church.
While other members of the royal family came together to celebrate at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, William and Kate and their three children opted for a smaller affair.
Kate was dressed in a long camel coat and a trilby brown hat, whilst William was smartly dressed in a dark suit.
They were all handed wrapped hot cross buns by the vicar, Canon Paul Williams, as they left.
A crowd of around 150 Royal fans gathered outside the church, hoping to catch a glimpse of the family, but were left disappointed when they went out the back door.
The Sandringham estate also had an Easter egg trail in aid of the East Anglian Air Ambulance, where Prince William worked for from 2015 to 2017.
King Charles and Queen Camilla attended an Easter service yesterday at St George's Chapel, with most other members of the Royal family, including the Duke of York.
The Waleses also missed the annual service last year after Kate, who is now in remission, was diagnosed with cancer.
A crowd of around 150 royal fans gathered outside the church, hoping to catch a glimpse of the family, but were left disappointed when they left discreetly out of the back door.
Meanwhile the Sandringham estate had an Easter egg trail in aid of the East Anglian Air Ambulance, who Prince William worked for from 2015 to 2017.
King Charles and Queen Camilla attended an Easter service yesterday at St George's Chapel, with most other members of the Royal family, including the Duke of York.
Prince Andrew grinned as he appeared at an Easter Sunday service with other members of the royal family.
The disgraced Duke seemed in high spirits as he joined his brother Charles at St George's Chapel.
Disgraced Prince Andrew joined Charles and Camilla today at the traditional Easter Matins service in the 15th century chapel in Berkshire.
Also in attendance were Princesses Beatrice and Princess Eugenie donned their Easter best for the occasion.
Princess Beatrice, 36, was seen making a striking fashion statement in a stylish gold patterned headband as she chatted with her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in the grounds of St George's Chapel ahead of the seasonal service.
Princess Eugenie, 35, looked elegant in all white and a matching veiled headpiece.
The royal fashionista completed the ensemble with a white longline belted coat, nude suede pointed pumps and a nude tote bag as she joined her husband Jack Brooksbank and mother Sarah Ferguson for the gathering.
It comes as King Charles today made a light-hearted joke about his health as he returned to the Royal Maundy Service at Durham Cathedral after missing last year due to his cancer diagnosis.
The monarch, 76, who issued a special Easter message, appeared in high spirits as he arrived alongside Queen Camilla at the Cathedral in the northeast of England.
Speaking to crowds afterwards, Charles joked that 'it was all mirrors' when a well-wisher said he was looking well while he and the Queen marked Maundy Thursday paying respects to Second World War heroes and the Queen Mother.
The King and Queen went on a 'walkabout' outside the cathedral as hundreds gathered to cheer them on their way.
Pat Johnson, 54, of Jarrow, South Tyneside, attracted Charles's attention after bringing 18-month-old Pembrokeshire corgi Lilibet to the stand outside the service.
She said afterwards: 'He asked if she was friendly and he asked me what her name was.
'I said I named her after your mother and said "you look well" and he said "you are very kind but it's all mirrors".'
The King met attendees outside the Cathedral before entering alongside Camilla and other attendees.
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