William and Kate Attend Easter Service Before Family Break
Prince William and the Princess of Wales attended the annual Easter Sunday service at St. George's Chapel in Windsor on April 5, marking their family's first joint public appearance since 2023 and the final official engagement before a scheduled break from royal duties. Joined by their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, the family participated in the springtime tradition alongside other royals, including Peter Phillips and his fiancée, Harriet Sperling, who introduced her blended family unit for the first time.
The service highlighted moments of unity within the royal circle. Phillips, the son of Princess Anne, walked with Sperling, an NHS pediatric nurse, and the daughters from their previous marriages: Sperling's 13-year-old Georgina and Phillips' 15-year-old Savannah and 14-year-old Isla. The group presented a coordinated appearance in shades of navy, blue, and beige, with Sperling wearing a cornflower blue polka-dot ensemble from Beulah London, paired with accessories from brands favored by the Princess of Wales, such as Emmy London's suede clutch and heels, and earrings by Kiki McDonough. Phillips and Sperling, who announced their engagement...