The festive season saw Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie stepping out to celebrate Christmas with their royal family, despite the notable absence of their parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson. This annual tradition, held at the St Mary Magdalene Church in Norfolk, witnessed the sisters embracing the holiday spirit alongside other prominent royals.
On December 25, the royal family gathered at Sandringham, adorned in their finest attire. Eugenie, aged 35, chose a striking purple coat paired with a matching hat, while her sister Beatrice, 37, opted for a classic houndstooth jacket. Their smiles radiated warmth as they walked with their husbands, Jack Brooksbank and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, indicating a united front among the sisters during this challenging time.
Royal traditions and family dynamics
This annual Christmas service has been a cherished tradition for the royal family since 1988. It allows them to engage with the public, as they greet well-wishers and accept gifts from the crowd. This year, the presence of Prince William and Kate Middleton, along with their three children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—added to the festive atmosphere. However, the absence of Beatrice and Eugenie’s parents cast a shadow over the eve