King Charles appears to be delighted to be reconnecting with the public again after returning to duties, so much so his wife Queen Camilla had to gently pull him away after chatting to a guest at his Garden Party on Wednesday.
The monarch, 75, looked in his element at Queen Camilla’s side as the royal couple hosted a garden party at Buckingham Palace in London.
It is the first garden party of the year and one of the first events
Queen Camilla has stepped into her role as ‘the nation’s grandmother’ and kept the royal family united during her husband’s absence – and with the King getting the go ahead by doctors to return to public-facing duties after being diagnosed with cancer, her efforts are sure to have paid off.
The royal, 76, has been praised by wellwishers and members of the Firm alike for her steadfast presence amid a turbulent time.
Once considered to be one of the most
The King’s body language as he attended the Easter Sunday service at St George’s Chapel Windsor this morning showed he was delighted to be back in the company of his people, claims a leading body language expert.
The monarch displayed many of his trademark expressions, present throughout his royal life, during his first formal outing since his cancer diagnosis, including his ‘comedy mouth’ and pointing gestures.
Expert Judi James told MailOnline that there was also a reluctance to leave the
Prince William joked today that his wife Kate ‘is the arty one’, as he carried out a royal visit three days after she apologised for editing her Mother’s Day photograph.
The Prince of Wales was mocking his lack of creativity as he decorated biscuits with children in a training kitchen while opening a youth charity facility in West London.
In a comment likely to raise eyebrows amid the ongoing future at the Princess of Wales, William said: ‘My wife is
Queen Camilla showcased her fashion prowess as she led royals attending the Cheltenham Festival’s ‘Style Wednesday’ today.
The King’s wife, 76, looked effortlessly elegant in a green Anna Valentine coat teamed with a vibrant floral scarf and a fake fur-trimmed hat from Lock & Co as she stepped out to enjoy a day at the races at the Gloucestershire racecourse.
She was joined for the prestigious Day Two of the four-day festival, previously referred to as Ladies Day, by her
With Queen Elizabeth in attendance, a rare public appearance from Prince Philip, and Prince Harry taking time away from his newborn son Archie, the guest list at Gabriella Windsor’s wedding proved the esteem in which she’s held by the royal family.
Prince and Princess Michael of Kent’s daughter married financier Thomas Kingston at St George’s Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle, surrounded by family and friends, on May 18, 2019.
Sadly the couple were to enjoy less than five
Prince William today pulled out of attending a memorial service for the late King Constantine of Greece at Windsor Castle at the last minute for ‘personal reasons’.
Queen Camilla instead led members of the Royal Family at the event in the absence of both the Prince of Wales and King Charles III, whose cancer treatment continues.
No further detail was given on William’s absence, and it is not known if this relates to his wife Kate Middleton ‘s ongoing recovery
This is the moment a sombre Princess Anne signed a book of condolence for Namibia’s late President Hage Geingob following his death aged 82 – as leaders from Africa and Europe came together to pay their respects at a state funeral.
The Princess Royal, 73, arrived in Namibia yesterday to attend the memorial and burial of the late president in the capital, Windhoek.
Anne, who was representing her brother King Charles, seemed downcast while honouring the life of the southwest
The dwindling number of royals who can carry out engagements has been thrown into sharp relief again as King Charles steps back from public duties while being treated for cancer.
While the Firm once boasted a bulging roster of royals to carry out engagements on behalf of the King, the numbers have shrunk in line with Charles’ vision for a ‘slimmed down the monarchy’ – on top of Prince Andrew being forced to step down and Harry and Meghan leaving
A smiling King Charles has arrived back at Sandringham after meeting his son Prince Harry for less than an hour in their first face-to-face encounter for nine months.
Charles and Queen Camilla were seen waving to crowds as they left Clarence House in London in an official car at 3.35pm before catching a helicopter to Norfolk.
The monarch’s Sikorsky S-76C chopper landed less than an hour later at the royal estate at around 4.20pm.
Pictures show the red and helicopter
