Lady Louise Windsor's attendance at the Royal Family's Easter schedule service is in doubt, as it coincides with her academic schedule at St Andrew's University.
The 21-year-old, who is currently studying English in her third year, might find it difficult to make the trip to the service due to her commitments in Scotland.
While she has been present at major royal events in recent years, such as the King's Coronation and Christmas service, the demands of her studies could prevent her from joining the family this time.
It is to be noted that Lady Louise, who is the eldest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, tries to remain in low-key despite her rich background.
While she occasionally takes part in high-profile royal occasions, she maintains a low-profile student life in St Andrews, where undergraduate courses typically span four years.
Last year, it was disclosed that she had joined the St Andrew's University Officers' Training Corps, where her training includes military skills such as leadership development, weapons handling, and high-pressure field exercise.
After completing her degree, Lady Louise is expected to purse a career outside the royal spotlight , focusing on her professional ambitions rather than royal duties.
