King Charles apparently snubbed his brother Prince Andrew with his last move after the appearance of the Duke with the royal family The Easter Sunday.
The monarch and Queen Camilla led the royal family by attending the traditional Easter Sunday service at the St George chapel in Windsor, joined by several family members, including Prince Andrew, his former wife Sarah Ferguson and their daughters Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie and their respective spouses.
After the annual event, the palace, on behalf of the king, published photos of the event on social networks.
In the post, King Charles apparently snubbed Prince Andrew because the Duke did not appear in any of the photographs shared by the palace.
The photos were published with a sincere declaration that is read as follows: “The king and the queen were joined by other members of the Royal Family of the St George Chapel in Windsor today for the traditional Matin Easter Service.”
Commenting that, a royal fan asked “where is Andrew? I don’t see him in these photos, I wonder why?”
The position of the royal family has since generated hundreds of comments and has rekindled a discussion on the public role of Prince Andrew within the monarchy.
