The Prince and Princess of Wales didn't attend Easter Sunday service with the royal family.
King Charles III made his first major public appearance since announcing his cancer diagnosis.
Here are all the royals who attended the service.
The Prince and Princess of Wales' family did not attend the Easter Mattins Service on Sunday.
A few British royals attended the service at St. George's Chapel, but Prince William, 41, Kate Middleton, 42, and their three children were not among them.
The family appeared at the service last Easter but decided to step back following Middleton's health announcement this month. Middleton said she has cancer in a video statement after undergoing abdominal surgery.
Here are all the royals at this year's Easter Sunday service.
Queen Camilla.
Photographers captured Queen Camilla, 76, at Sunday's service. Following Charles' cancer announcement, she continued royal duties and attended more than 13 official engagements.
Princess Anne
Princess Anne, 73, attended the service alongside her second husband, Vice Admiral Timothy Laurence.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York
Buckingham Palace announced in January 2022 that Prince Andrew, 64, would not return to public duties after allegations in a sexual assault lawsuit. But he attended the Easter service alongside his family on Sunday.
Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York
Sarah Ferguson, 64, also attended the Easter service alongside her former husband, Prince Andrew. However, the former couple's daughters — Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie — did not appear.
Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Edward, 60, attended the service with his wife and youngest son. His daughter, Lady Louise Windsor, did not attend.
Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh
The Duchess of Edinburgh, 59, waved to photographers while arriving at St. George's Chapel on Sunday.
James, Earl of Wessex
James, 16, is the youngest child of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. He is also Queen Elizabeth II's youngest grandchild.