King Charles made his first public appearance since leading the royal family's Christmas celebrations. He was seen in public on the Sunday after Boxing Day, stepping out with the Duke of Edinburgh, Edward. It took place in Sandringham, Norfolk. The royal brothers were joined by Edward's wife Sophie as the trio headed to St Mary Magdalene Church, Geo News reports.
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The 77-year-old monarch was relaxed and in good spirits as she greeted supporters outside the church just three days after hosting Christmas celebrations at the Norfolk estate. Charles and Edward dressed warmly for the December chill, opting for long coats and classic trousers, while Sophie wore a beige coat paired with brown boots and a matching hat.
The appearance marked a quiet moment in the festive season, as the royal was expected to remain at Sandringham before returning to official duties in the new year.
On Christmas Day, several family members gathered, including Prince William, Princess Kate Middleton and their three children. Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie also joined in the traditional church walk, with a source saying at the time that “His Majesty is very fond of them.”
However, the York sisters' parents, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson, were absent again as the investigation into Andrew's links to Jeffrey Epstein continues.
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Previously, “FACTS” reported that Prince William is being criticized for rejecting King Charles' most ambitious project.
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