A mysterious prince was spotted at the Easter service at Windsor Castle.
18-year-old James Mountbatten-Windsor, who has a reputation as the most private representative of the monarchy, appeared at the Easter service of the British royal family at Windsor Castle. This was reported by The Daily Mail newspaper.
James has long been known as the "hidden Prince" because he often skipped official events due to his college studies. It is noted that such non-publicity was a conscious choice of his parents, but coming out confirmed his full-fledged status in the royal family.
The traditional Easter procession in St. George's Chapel was led by spouses Charles III and Camilla. James arrived at the service with his father, Prince Edward, and followed Prince William's family in the procession.
The publication suggests that such a prominent participation of the heir, who occupies the 16th place in line to the throne, may indicate an expansion of his future duties.
The News newspaper reported on March 2 that King Charles III of Great Britain plans to make a significant gesture towards Prince Harry and Meghan Markle by offering them a 30-room Royal Lodge residence in Windsor.
It was noted that it was important for Charles III to maintain a strong bond with his family. At the same time, the estate is inextricably linked with the king's brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and his financier friend Jeffrey Epstein. So, Harry and Meghan's move to Andrew's old house binds them to a property that has become synonymous with scandals.
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