This morning, King Charles and Camilla, Queen Consort, greeted well-wishers at Sandringham as they attended the New Year’s Day ceremony.
The royal couple attended today’s service at the Church of St. Mary Magdalene on the estate, days before the publishing of Harry’s tell-all book.
As they greeted crowds outside, the King donned tweed, brown shoes, and a patterned tie, while Camilla wore a dark coat with a brooch.
The couple reinstated the royal practice of visiting the Church of St. Mary Magdalene on January 1st.
It had declined due to pandemic limitations and the declining health of the late monarch.
This morning, King Charles and Camilla, Queen Consort, attended the Sandringham New Year’s Day ceremony.
Camilla donned a dark coat with a brooch when she entered the chapel.
King Charles and Camilla, Queen Consort, attend the New Year’s Day ceremony at the Sandringham estate’s Church of St. Mary Magdalene.
Charles greeted well-wishers on the first day of the year during his church visit.
This morning, as he arrived for the New Year’s Day ceremony, the King was all smiles.
On the first day of the new year, King Charles receives well-wishers at Sandringham Estate.
The children of Wales stole the hearts of a country when they accompanied their parents and King Charles on his first Christmas walkabout as king last Sunday.
Little Louis led the Princess of Wales through the crowd and waved at the cameras, while his older brothers smiled courteously and greeted the masses that had gathered outside Sandringham church to catch a glimpse of the youngest royals.
After their usual Christmas Day church service on the Norfolk estate, George, Charlotte, and Louis conversed with well-wishers and accepted gifts from members of the public alongside William and Kate.
Gemma Clark, 42, traveled from Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, with her 72-year-old father, Paul Clark, and donated presents to the youngsters.
Ms. Clark, who was in a wheelchair, described seeing William, Kate, and their three children on Christmas Day as “simply fantastic.”
She said, “I adore them, especially the youngsters; the children are incredible.”
‘Prince Louis – I love Louis. He is constantly impudent, yet I adore him.’
She stated that she gave each of the three youngsters a novelty toy known as a gonk, which resembles a gnome with a pointed hat. She also gave Kate flowers.
And Louis appeared to relish the attention, to the point where he was compelled to race to catch up to his older sister Charlotte.
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