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Prince Andrew will join the Queen to attend church on Christmas Day, palace officials have revealed.
There were questions whether under-fire Prince Andrew, 59, would join his family for the annual outing.
But it’s been confirmed that the Duke will join the Queen, 93, at Sandringham on December 25.
It will be his first public appearance since his “car crash” interview over his links to paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
It’s been reported that Princess Beatrice has decided to cancel her engagement party in London over the backlash surrounding her dad, Prince Andrew.
It was reported that the newly engaged royal, 31, and fiance Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, 36, had sent out invites for a bash held at Chiltern Firehouse on December 18.
It’s been claimed Princess Beatrice made the decision over fears paparazzi will be waiting for her father outside the venue, and has changed the date so he can “sneak in”.
Her father, Prince Andrew, 59, is said to be on the guest list but it’s unclear whether he will attend the
high-profile event after stepping back from royal duties.
Kate Middleton is said to be brushing up her tennis skills by popping into the exclusive Hurlingham Club for lessons.
The sporty Duchess of Cambridge, 37, is reportedly training with a tennis coach at the 42-acre London hideaway in Fulham.
The mum-of-three’s new hobby comes amid reports Kate has been keeping Prince George, six, Princess Charlotte, four, and one-year-old Prince Louis entertained at the private £1,280-a-year private member’s club.
A royal insider revealed to Hello! that the mum-of-three had made frequent trips to the pricey retreat over the
summer.
On Saturday, charity the St Felix Centre uploaded a photo of The Duchess of Sussex working with them during her time as an actress.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex chose the St Felix Centre as one of 12 charities highlighted on their Instagram in December which help “the lonely, hungry and homeless”.
The charity wrote: “We feel very grateful and honoured to have been highlighted by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan Markle, as one of 12 charities doing important work worldwide.”
And we revealed the reason the Queen won’t wear red or green during her Christmas broadcast.
Meanwhile Kate Middleton borrowed the Queen’s glittering teardrop earrings for NATO reception.
