As Easter approaches, all eyes are on Catherine, Princess of Wales, as she looks set to make a much-anticipated return to the public eye. Last year, she was notably absent from the annual Easter service at St George's Chapel in Windsor due to her cancer treatment. This year, her potential attendance is stirring excitement among royal watchers and the public.
The Easter service at St George's Chapel is a cherished event in the royal calendar. It is attended by senior members of the monarchy, including King Charles and Queen Camilla. The service not only marks a religious celebration but also serves as a platform for the royal family to connect with the public.
In 2024, Catherine and Prince William were absent from the Easter service as Catherine began preventative chemotherapy following her cancer diagnosis. Deciding to focus on her health and well-being, she has withdrawn from public life, leaving a significant void in the hearts of royal enthusiasts and the general public.
With Easter approaching, speculation is rife about whether the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—will attend this year’s ceremony. If they do, it will be a significant moment for royal fans, signaling Catherine’s gradual return to public life.
If Catherine does attend the ceremony, it will be seen as a powerful statement of recovery and strength. Her presence will reinforce her commitment to royal duties while balancing her health and family life, serving as an inspiration to many. The Easter holidays are a special time for the Welsh family. In previous years, they have enjoyed quality time together, often heading to Anmer Hall or taking private holidays. This year, their plans could include not only a family break but also Catherine’s cautious re-entry into royal duties.
With Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis taking a break from their usual school schedules when Lambrook School officially closes for the Easter holidays from 28 March, the young royals will have a full month ahead of them. They will be able to relax, do homework and enjoy some much-needed family time.
The royal family is expected to be buzzing with excitement over Easter. From preparing sweet chocolate treats for friends and teachers to joining in the festivities with Prince William and Princess Catherine, the young royals are ready for a holiday filled with fun, tradition and delicious food. As the nation looks forward to Easter, the public continues to offer their unwavering support and best wishes for Catherine’s recovery. Regardless of her decision to attend the service, her health remains a top priority and her journey has resonated deeply with many.