Each year on Christmas Day, the royal family makes a tradition of turning out in their Sunday best for their annual walk to services at the Church of St Mary Magdalene near their Sandringham estate in Norfolk. And among them this year was Princess Beatrice.

Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie are skipping the royal family's Christmas at Sandringham amid Prince Andrew’s latest scandal

Prince Andrew didn't join the royal family's traditional Christmas celebrations at Sandringham amid another scandal. On Dec. 25, the Duke of York, 64, and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson skipped the royal family's traditional Christmas gathering amid backlash around the Duke of York's connection to an alleged Chinese "spy.

On her doctor’s recommendation, she and her husband will spend the holiday at Sandringham, though Prince Andrew will not.

Princess Beatrice will now be joining the royal family for the Christmas gathering at Sandringham — due to her pregnancy — instead of traveling to be with her in-laws in Italy for the holidays as originally scheduled,

Princess Beatrice is now expected to spend the holidays with the Windsor side of the family. The royal has tweaked her Christmas plans, according to a new report from People. Rather than fly to Italy to be with her in-laws,

Princess Beatrice's holiday plans are said to have changed. It was reported over the weekend that the 36 year old, who is pregnant with her second child, will no longer travel to Italy to spend Christmas with her in-laws due to medical advice.

Princess Beatrice, who is pregnant with her second child, changed her holiday plans as her due date approaches