William and Kate's 'justified' non-negotiable move amid Andrew scandal

EXCLUSIVE: William and Kate's non-negotiable move after Andrew scandal - 'they'll feel justified'The Prince and Princess of Wales are set to take a short break from royal duties as they enjoy the Easter holidays with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince LouisNewsJennifer Newton Deputy Royal Editor12:13, 06 Apr 2026Updated 12:21, 06 Apr 2026View 7 ImagesThe Prince and Princess of Wales with their children on Easter Sunday(Image: PA)The Easter holidays are in full swing - and now taking a break from their royal duties are the Prince and Princess of Wales.‌The couple nearly always block out their schedules when their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are on their school holidays so they can spend quality time together. The Easter break comes after a much busier start to 2026 compared to the previous year, with both William and Kate travelling up and down the country for engagements - and in the prince's case, a trip to Saudi Arabia too.‌There's been state visits at Windsor Castle, attending the installation of the new Archbishop of Canterbury, outings in both London and Wales, all while being forced to navigate the Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor crisis.‌View 7 ImagesKate walks to church with George, Charlotte and Louis(Image: PA)READ MORE: Royal Family's newest members join William and Kate for debut at Easter serviceREAD MORE: Shamed Andrew 'digging heels in forces Edward and Sophie to use holiday let for break'The couple also brought their children to the royal's annual Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle yesterday, joining the royals for the ceremony for the first time since 2023. But as royal expert Jennie Bond exclusively tells the Mirror, all this is will now be put aside for a few weeks so they can fulfill their other important role - being parents to their three children and enjoying precious time together.‌The former BBC royal correspondent explained: "Both...