At the Commonwealth Day service on Monday, the Duke of Cambridge was seen sharing a tender moment with his stepmother, the Duchess of Cornwall.

As the royals waited for the procession to begin before taking their seats, William and Camilla were seen kissing each other — a rare display of emotion between the couple – while Prince Charles and William’s wife Kate were also seen in the same embrace.

The four royals, together with Princess Alexandra, were attending the traditional Commonwealth Day service in London. The Queen, as Head of the Commonwealth, is normally present, but she was unable to attend this year, her first absence in nearly a decade.

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The monarch’s decision not to attend has been seen as a cautious step and a practical move around her travel arrangements, rather than a new health issue. She is based in Windsor and has recently recovered from coronavirus. She invited Charles, her eldest son and prospective heir, to represent her at the service.

The royal family’s outing on Monday was significant because Commonwealth Day has not been observed in person since 2020. Camilla looked stunning in a purple wool and velvet coat dress by Fiona Clare and a hat by Philip Treacy, while Kate looked stunning in royal blue.

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