King Charles, who hopes to reunited with his grandchildren Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, will be joining the royal family soon for the traditional Sandringham gathering for Christmas.
In the meantime, the monarch has been making efforts to keep the public focus on vital work of the monarchy rather than the drama that surrounds them.
However, as the seasons change, the royals would hope to find some quaint moments to relax and forget about the turmoil that is going in the backdrop.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan have already begun their autumnal festivities as six-year-old Prince Archie and four-year-old Princess Lilibet were seen enjoying their outing at the pumpkin patch on Sunday.
Meghan shared a sweet video in which the family of four was seen having a chilled out day with the children running around and then carve pumpkins.
Just hours later, the Sandringham Estate aptly joined the Sussexes with a fall-themed update from Sandringham Arboretum.
“A quiet morning walk around @sandringhamestate arboretum,” a video of the scenic view revealed trees in shades of red, auburn and yellow. “Falling leaves, conkers underfoot and a soft stillness in the mid morning sunshine.”
Tensions have been running high in the royal estates over the past weeks following the exit of Prince Andrew from the royal family and the impending eviction from the Royal Lodge as “advanced talks” are taking place.
Reports have claimed that Andrew is eyeing Harry and Meghan’s former UK home, Frogmore Cottage as uproar to evict him continues to build pressure on King Charles.
It remains to be seen what the King will decide for Andrew’s fate.
