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multiple outlets.Instead, Beatrice, 36, and Eugenie, 34, will both spend Christmas with their respective in-laws. Beatrice is married to Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi and is pregnant with their second child.

for Christmas this year. Instead, the Duke of York, 64, will “honourably withdraw” from the royal family’s Christmas celebrations at their estate in Sandringham, England to avoid being a distraction, according to the BBC.It is expected that Andrew will remain home at Royal Lodge in Windsor Park — the palatial estate he has fought to remain in after King Charles attempted to evict him.

Prince Andrew won’t be spending Christmas with his family!

Queen Camilla recently enjoyed a festive theatre trip with her family, and they all headed home in a rather humble Ford Transit minibus.The 77 year old Royal was seen leaving the Fortune Theatre in central London after delighting in a special Christmas performance of Operation Mincemeat. Accompanying the Queen were her daughter Laura Lopes, son-in-law Harry Lopes, grandchildren Louis, Gus, and Eliza Lopes, granddaughter Lola Parker Bowles, and niece Alice Irwin. Post-show, the family opted for a low-key exit in a minibus.

Ranvir Singh is filling in for the usual host Lorraine Kelly, who's off enjoying her festive break. On the show this Tuesday (December 17), the ex-GMB political guru was discussing upcoming segments with fashionista Mark Heyes and writer Bryony Gordon when the conversation took a Royal turn.

An insider has reportedly expressed fears that the Duke of York may never be seen in public with the Royal Family again.

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are reportedly planning to "skip Christmas" with their father, Prince Andrew, opting instead to spend the day with their husbands' families.The Royal sisters, Beatrice, 36, and Eugenie, 34, are said to be spending the festive season with their in-laws amidst the ongoing controversy surrounding their dad. It's believed that they've made this decision after not having had the opportunity to do so for several years.

Prince Andrew has reportedly been advised to skip the Royal family's iconic Christmas gathering at Sandringham this year amid fresh controversies linked to his name. Following reports around his association with the alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo, now barred from the UK, Prince Andrew finds himself out of what was expected to be one of the grandest festive reunions on his brother King Charles III's estate in Norfolk - where 45 royals were anticipated to revel in Christmas Day festivities there.

trips to Nigeria and Colombia earlier this year.“On behalf of the office of Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Archewell Productions and Archewell Foundation,” the Christmas card’s message read. “We wish you a very happy holiday season and a joyful new year,” it added.The Sussexes were once again snubbed from the guest list for the royal family’s annual get-together at Sandringham House.Instead, the duo invited Markle’s mom, Doria Ragland, over to their plush pad to mark the holiday with an intimate celebration.Harry and the “Suits” alum have repeatedly skipped out on various year-round royal activities since quitting the Firm and moving to the US in 2020.They have not been back on Harry’s home turf for the festive season since the royal family’s 2018 gathering at Sandringham, the late queen’s country estate in Norfolk, England.But while the duo didn’t receive an invitation from the royals for their annual festive get-together, the Sussexes did get invited to spend Christmas at Althorp House — the childhood home of his late mother, Princess Diana.Since quitting royal life, Harry has stayed in close contact with his late mother’s side of the family, specifically his uncle Charles Spencer.However, given the ongoing security woes the couple had been dealing with after being stripped of tax-funded protection earlier this year, the duo politely declined the invitation.Meanwhile, the rest of the royals are gathering at King Charles and Queen Camilla’s Norfolk estate to indulge in several Christmas meals, exchange gifts and attend the annual church service at St.

Prince Andrew won't join the royal family at Sandringham for Christmas Day after being embroiled in a scandal involving an alleged Chinese spy.

Prince Andrew has been encouraged to “uninvite himself” from the royals’ pre-Christmas celebration, according to reports.The Duke of York, 64, is among more than 50 members of the Royal Family expected to attend a festive meal at Buckingham Palace on Thursday, 19 December. However, sources have claimed that Prince Andrew is “under pressure to step away” from the event and that he should do “the gentlemanly thing” and skip the family lunch.

Christmas is around the corner, and it’s been reported that Princess Eugenie has a tough decision to make. Earlier this week, it was reported Euguenie had received an invitation from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to join them in Montecito, California, over the Christmas holidays.

As ever, it is an action-packed schedule that greets the royals who arrive at Sandringham to celebrate Christmas with King Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla.The monarch may have updated things somewhat since his rein began, but little has changed since the late Queen Elizabeth’s time as host, when there was a strictly adhered-to 72-hour festive timetable handed out by the Master of the Household. In it, guests would read detailed instructions on when they should wake up, gather for drinks, eat meals and even go to bed.

The Royal Family look set for their biggest Christmas in many years after The Prince of Wales revealed there will be 45 members of the family present for the festivities. And, while everyone will gather around and celebrate, a leading royal expert is clear that there will be an extra wish to unite around the King and the Princess of Wales.

told the Sun.Despite the future king’s resolute stance, the Princess of Wales, 42, is more inclined toward a reconciliation between both camps, Nicholl adds.“Possibly the Princess of Wales is still open to a reconciliation in some form,” she said. “I still feel it’s quite early.”“But I do think when you go through something like a cancer diagnosis and you go through the sort of journey that she has done, and you confront your own mortality, you realize life is short,” she said, adding that life is “far too short for rifts and family feuds.”Elsewhere, Nicholl highlighted the importance of overcoming the royal rift in the public eye, saying it was crucial for the royals to go about things the correct way to maintain a good public image.“And perhaps that will be a role that [Middleton] will play at some point in healing that rift, because I think we look to the royal family as a symbol of unity,” she said of the princess.Looking ahead to the festive season, Nicholl notes that the Windsor clan will focus on healing when they get together at Sandringham later this month.“We will want to see them together at Christmas, this will be the sixth Christmas that Harry won’t have been a part of,” she told the outlet.“I do think it’s important.

The Royal Family's Christmas celebration is always a grand event - and it appears this year, King Charles will be hosting the largest gathering in years.

told the Express.

Prince Andrew is reportedly set to spend Christmas at the secluded royal farmhouse, Wood Farm, which is part of the Sandringham estate.

Queen Camilla's son, Tom Parker Bowles, has confessed that he doesn't envy his royal stepbrothers, Prince William and Prince Harry, after experiencing his own troubling encounters with the paparazzi. Recalling a particularly distressing incident at the Cannes Film Festival in 1999 when he was accused of drug-taking, the now 49 year old food critic remembers being chastised by King Charles amid the media frenzy. Speaking to The Telegraph, Parker Bowles described the relentless pursuit by photographers: "It was the very height of the tabloid era.

Prince Andrew could be set to spend Christmas at remote royal farmhouse Wood Farm this year, which is part of the family's Sandringham estate but stands alone and 'isolated'.The royal has spent much of this year locking horns with his brother, King Charles, over living arrangements and his decision not to vacate Royal lodge. But despite some animosity between the siblings, The Duke Of York is said to still be invited to Sandringham for the festive celebrations alongside his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson and their adult children, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice.

Princess Eugenie is caught in a festive pickle as she is reportedly having to choose between a Christmas invite from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to their Montecito home and the traditional Royal Family gathering at Sandringham.The 34 year old royal, her husband Jack Brooksbank, and their little ones, August and Ernest, are said to be weighing up their holiday options. "Harry and Meghan have invited Eugenie and Jack to join them in California during the holidays," a source told The Express.