According to the insider, Prince Edward was upset by the oversight. “It was disappointing, the snub, but they are still as loyal as ever,” the source shared, noting, however, that the brothers continue to remain on good terms. “Charles has done nothing but sing their praises lately and it’s brought them even closer as brothers.”

A somber Prince Edward put on a brave face as he stepped out for a major royal duty this morning after being left disappointed by a "snub" from his brother King Charles III earlier this week. Us Weekly can exclusively reveal that Edward and his wife,

Prince Edward and his wife Sophie Rhys-Jones stood in for the king and Queen Camilla at Buckingham Palace for the 120th anniversary of the Entente Cordiale – an agreement between the countries who opposed Germany in World War I.

Prince Edward and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, went to the New Zealand war memorial in London on Thursday, April 25, to honor that nation's WWI memorial service, Anzac Day. This is despite King Charles III overlooking the senior royals in his recent royal honors list in favor of Prince William and Kate,

The British royal family has called for all hands on deck, and Sophie Rhys-Jones, Duchess of Edinburgh has stepped up. The 59-year-old wife of Prince Edward helped lead a major royal event for the first time this month while King Charles III continues his cancer treatment.

The "chosen ones" are reportedly sad they didn't get new roles after Prince William and Kate Middleton's latest appointments.