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As King Charles and Queen Camilla celebrate 21 years of marriage today, revisit the moment that first confirmed their romance to the world. The couple's first public kiss took place on June 26, 2001, at a garden party hosted at Somerset House in London. As Charles arrived, he greeted her with a warm kiss on each cheek—a "polite peck" that broke years of public reserve and signaled the royal family's growing acceptance of their relationship.
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Prince George’s rapid growth was the talk of the Easter Sunday service at St. George’s Chapel. At just 12 years old, the young prince appeared to nearly match the height of his mother, the Princess of Wales, even as she wore four-inch stilettos. Since Princess Catherine stands at 5'9", her heels elevated her to roughly 6'1", suggesting George has almost surpassed her natural height.
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The Princess of Wales and Princess Charlotte shared a heartwarming moment holding hands while departing the traditional Easter Matins Service. Royal observers noted the strong bond between the two, with Charlotte often being described as her mother’s "mini-me" in both style and poise.
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Harriet Sperling made her high-profile debut with the Royal Family at the annual Easter Matins service in Windsor. Sperling is the fiancée of Peter Phillips, the son of Princess Anne and the eldest grandson of the late Queen Elizabeth II.
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At the Easter Sunday service, the Princess of Wales was seen gently guiding 7-year-old Prince Louis as they entered St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. She displayed her signature calm parenting style, using subtle hand placements and quiet words to lead her youngest son through the formal royal arrival.
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Meghan Markle shared rare, candid footage of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet celebrating Easter at their Montecito home on April 5. The clips, posted to her Instagram, offer a glimpse into the family's magical holiday traditions.
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King Charles and Queen Camilla departed the Easter Matins service after pausing to warmly greet the gathered public. The 77-year-old monarch appeared in good spirits, smiling and waving to well-wishers as he and the Queen mingled with the crowd.
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The Princess of Wales performed a 'blink-and-you'll-miss-it' curtsy for King Charles as she and her family arrived at St George’s Chapel for the Easter Matins service. This year’s appearance was particularly significant as it marked the Wales family's first time attending the annual Easter service since 2023, following a two-year absence during the Princess's recovery from a cancer diagnosis.
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The Princess of Wales performed a graceful double curtsy to King Charles III and Queen Camilla on Easter Sunday. This 'blink-and-you-will-miss' moment occurred as the senior royals arrived at St. George's Chapel in Windsor.
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The Princess of Wales made a radiant return to the Easter Matins Service at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor, marking a joyful milestone for the royal family. She chose a sophisticated, recycled cream midi dress by Self-Portrait, featuring a tailored bodice and pleated skirt.
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The Prince and Princess of Wales, joined by their three children, departed St. George's Chapel after attending the Easter Matins Service. This was the children's first public appearance of 2026.
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During the Easter Sunday service, King Charles shared a heartwarming moment with his grandson, Prince Louis, outside St. George's Chapel in Windsor. As the King arrived for the Matins service, he was seen smiling and affectionately patting Louis on the cheek while the young prince waited with his parents and siblings.
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Princess Charlotte arrived for the Easter Matins Service at St George's Chapel on Sunday. Looking graceful in a beige coat dress, the young royal greeted the gathered crowd with her signature wave before following her family into the chapel.