A little rain couldn't keep King Charles and Queen Camilla away from Sunday church at Sandringham, their first appearance of the year as his cancer treatment continues.

Queen Camilla showcased a rarely-seen diamond brooch from the late Queen Elizabeth II's collection during a church visit in Sandringham on Sunday alongside King Charles. The striking piece, known as the 'Raspberry pip' brooch,

King Charles expressed his affections for his wife, Queen Camilla, will a special nod as the monarchs continue their stay in Sandringham.The monarch, who continues to be estranged from his

King Charles is 'the king he wants to be' all because of his wife, Queen Camilla, and the confidence she gives him, a commentator says.

THE KING and Queen are just like you or I when it comes to gardening, TV presenter Monty Don has revealed. The professional gardener is a close friend of Queen Camilla and for his new BBC series he visits Birkhall, the couple’s home on the Balmoral estate.

King Charles and Queen Camilla start 2025 with a splash!The Royal couple braved the rain as they stepped out for the first joint outing of the new year, attending the morning service at St. Mary Magdalene Church on the monarch's Norfolk estate,

The pair came prepared with their brollies as they made the short walk across the royal estate to St Mary Magdalene Church for their first Sunday service of 2025

King Charles III and his steadfast wife Queen Camilla are all set to surprise friends and family in 2025, according to a new report.The 76-year-old King and his visionary sweetheart Camilla, 77,

The King and Queen made their first visit to church in 2025, stepping out during icy downpours over Norfolk to attend a service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham.