King Charles and Queen Camilla joined by Major Johnny Thompson, Anne at Sandringham

King Charles and Queen Camilla joined by Major Johnny Thompson, Anne at Sandringham

King Charles and Queen Camilla joined by Major Johnny Thompson, Anne at Sandringham

  

 

The happy Christmas festivities of the regal family are formally in progress, set apart by Lord Charles and Sovereign Camilla, alongside his believed equerry, going to a customary Christmas Eve chapel gathering earlier today. This goes before the inviting of their friends and family to the Norfolk regal domain.

The ruler, 75, thoroughly searched in merry spirits as he offered well-wishers a bright wave - and visited with canine proprietors - while stepping towards St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, joined by Sovereign Camilla, Princess Anne and Sir Timothy Laurence.

King Charles and Queen Camilla news

Ruler Charles grinned heartily at the groups who'd ended up greeting the royals at the Sandringham bequest, with a significant number of them taking photographs on their telephones of the regal escort.

Equerry Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Thompson was by the ruler's side, going with the lord and senior royals securely into the congregation.

King Charles and Queen Camilla today news

The Sovereign and Princess of Grains, their kids, and other senior royals will join the Lord and Sovereign on the Norfolk domain today, despite the fact that Ruler Harry and Meghan Markle will observe December 25th stateside at their home in Los Angeles.

Reports that the lord and sovereign were facilitating a surprisingly great family gathering with Camilla's family going along with them at Sandringham are false.