Prince Andrew Leads Royals at King Constantine's Memorial, William Absent

Prince Andrew unexpectedly led the royal family into King Constantine II of Greece's memorial service, as Prince William and other key members were absent due to personal and health reasons.

Prince Andrew, once sidelined due to controversy, took a prominent role at King Constantine II's memorial service, leading the royal family into St George's Chapel.
Prince William, King Charles III, and the Princess of Wales were notably absent from the service, each for personal or health-related reasons.
Queen Camilla represented King Charles III at the memorial, attending alongside Queen Anne Marie of Greece and Crown Prince Pavlos.
The absence of key royal family members at the service highlighted the reduced public role of the monarchy's senior figures.
Kensington Palace confirmed Prince William's absence was due to a 'personal matter,' unrelated to the health issues of King Charles III or the Princess of Wales.