The royal family’s Christmas celebrations have begun in earnest, with King Charles and Queen Camilla – and his trusted equerry – heading to a traditional Christmas Eve church service this morning, ahead of welcoming their loved ones to the Norfolk royal estate.
The monarch, 75, looked in festive spirits as he offered well-wishers a cheery wave – and chatted with dog owners – while striding towards St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, accompanied by Queen Camilla, Princess Anne and Sir
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have a packed schedule on their royal tour of the Caribbean, which means they need trusted aides by their side to keep things running smoothly.
The couple, who are carrying out engagements in the Bahamas today, are reportedly travelling with 15 members of staff, including bodyguards and communications officers.
The team is responsible for ensuring the couple’s every whim is catered for and that a complex programme of royal engagements goes off without a
