Prince William and Princess Kate share loved-up moment at Commonwealth Day service
The Prince and Princess of Wales joined senior royals at the service on MondayPrince William and Princess Kate attended the Commonwealth Day service on Monday with other senior members of the royal family.
William, 42, and Kate attended the annual service alongside King Charles, Queen Camilla and Princess Anne. It comes after Kate and the king missed last year’s ceremony due to their cancer battles.
On Monday (March 10), members of the royal family arrived at Westminster Abbey for the service as they celebrated the Commonwealth – which King Charles is head of.
Prince William and Princess Kate share loved-up moment at Commonwealth Day service
In a photo shared to X, which you can see here, Prince William and Kate are seen looking at each other and sharing a giggle. The sweet moment was spotted by fans, who gushed over the couple’s relationship.
One person said: “Beautiful smiles from the Prince and Princess of Wales today at the Commonwealth service.”
Another wrote on Instagram: “They are so sweet together,” followed by a red heart emoji.
A third added: “A gorgeous couple.”
Princess of Wales wows in red outfit for Commonwealth service
Kate, 43, looked radiant in a red coat dress by Catherine Walker and a matching hat by Gina Foster.
She added red heels to the look and wore her brunette hair in bouncy curls.
Beautiful smiles from the Prince and Princess of Wales today at the Commonwealth service.
One fan gushed online: “Catherine is so stunning in red!”
Another added: “The Princess of Wales is radiant in red.”
Meanwhile, Queen Camilla looked stunning in baby pink. She wore a pink coat dress with a matching hat fascinator and nude heels.
King Charles shares statement to celebrate Commonwealth Day
On Sunday, King Charles released a statement ahead of Commonwealth Day.
He said: “In these uncertain times, where it is all too easy to believe that our differences are problems instead of a source of strength and an opportunity for learning, the Commonwealth’s remarkable collection of nations and peoples come together in the spirit of support and, crucially, friendship.”
The king added in the statement: “As we mark this Commonwealth Day together, there is no more important task than to restore the disrupted harmony of our entire planet. For the sake of our younger generations’ threatened future, I can only hope that the Commonwealth will continue its vital work to restore that harmony.”
Commonwealth Day is a day to celebrate the 56 nations of the Commonwealth, who work together on shared goals like development, democracy, and peace.
Last year, the king missed the event as he continued with his cancer treatment. However, he recorded a video message which played during the service.
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