Buckingham Palace has released new photographs of King Charles III and Queen Camilla following Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s latest appearance in Britain. The royal family shared the images on its official Instagram account after the monarch and queen attended a major event in Cardiff, Wales.
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The King and Queen joined members of the Senedd, community representatives and young people for the ceremonial opening of the Seventh Senedd. The event featured poetry, music and meetings with individuals and organisations from across Wales. The occasion highlighted the region’s communities and cultural contributions.
The palace’s social media update came hours after Harry and Meghan received a warm welcome during a joint visit to Nottingham. The appearance marked a notable moment for the couple during their return to the United Kingdom.
Harry and Meghan stepped back from their roles as senior working royals in 2020 and subsequently established their lives in the United States. Their public appearances in Britain continue to attract attention from royal watchers and media outlets.
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Some royal commentators interpreted the Nottingham reception as evidence that the couple can still attract public interest without carrying out official royal duties. However, the palace’s latest photographs focused on Charles and Camilla’s official engagement in Wales. The update itself did not directly address Harry and Meghan or their visit.