US EditionKing Charles and Catherine return to Commonwealth Day service
- Catherine, Princess of Wales, attended Commonwealth Day celebrations with King Charles III at Westminster Abbey, where performances from various countries took place.
- King Charles III led the annual service, marking his first appearance after missing the event for two years due to his cancer diagnosis.
- The Commonwealth, made up of 56 member states, aims to promote democracy, peace, and development among 2.7 billion people.
- In a written address, King Charles praised the Commonwealth's spirit of support and friendship, emphasizing its importance in today's uncertain times.
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King Charles' touching message to William as Kate Middleton returns to spotlight
King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince William and Kate Middleton reunited at the annual Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey earlier this week, following a tough year for the royals
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The British Royals are busy with everyday life. Last year, King Charles and his daughter-in-law Catherine were unable to attend Commonwealth Day because of their cancer diagnoses. This year the world looks different.
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PRINCESS Kate looked sensational as she stepped out for the Commonwealth Day Service on Monday, after missing last year’s due to cancer. The Princess of Wales, 43, stunned in a recycled, red coatdress by Catherine Walker – but it was her lighter “bronde” hair colour which caught some royal fans’ eyes. GettyPrincess Kate’s locks looked characteristically glossy at the Commonwealth Day service on Monday[/caption] GettyKate’s hair looked to be a be…
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