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
Camilla today said the Princess of Wales was ‘thrilled by all the kind wishes and support’ as she promised to pass on posters two young girls had made for Kate.
The Queen has become the most senior royal to return to public-facing duties since the monarchy’s double cancer scare as she visited a farmers’ market in Shrewsbury.
Camilla became the leading royal figure after her husband King Charles III’s enlarged prostate treatment and later cancer diagnosis, carrying out a string
King Frederik of Denmark and Queen Mary attended the first church service of the new monarch’s reign on Sunday.
The 55-year-old king and his wife, 51, looked relaxed as they waved at those who’d turned out for the public meet-and-greet…as snow fell around Aarhus Cathedral.
Joining the King, dressed in full military regalia, and Queen Mary were the couple’s four children: Crown Prince Christian, 18, Princess Isabella, 16, and twins Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine, 13.
The outgoing queen, 83-year-old
The Countess of Wessex cuddled delighted children including a baby and brought smiles to the faces of hundreds of well-wishers gathered outside Buckingham Palace today, as Prince Edward explained why he keeps away from the crowds.
Royal fans applauded Sophie and Prince Edward and could be heard telling them ‘sorry for your loss’ as the couple shook the hands of dozens of mourners outside the palace gates this afternoon – shortly after King Charles III and the Prince of Wales
