Queen Camilla, known for her unwavering support for King Charles III amidst his battle with cancer, surprised royal enthusiasts with her recent public appearance following Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's latest project.
The 76-year-old monarch admired a painting of Princess Charlotte, daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton, during her visit to an artist's studio in London on Wednesday.
Camilla's appearance coincides with reports of King Charles receiving additional cancer treatment in London.
Dressed in a navy A-line dress paired with black heeled boots, the royal gracefully braved the rainy weather while engaging with artists and curators. She expressed admiration for various installations, including taxidermy mice and intricately embroidered textiles.
The portrait of Princess Charlotte, now eight years old, seems to capture her during her second birthday, adorned in a blue and white checked print blouse under a cream wool cardigan, with her hair adorned with navy blue ribbon.
Queen Camilla's public outing follows Harry and Meghan's recent endeavors, which have stirred discussions as the couple utilized their royal titles for their project and relocated from the US to Canada.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made their inaugural joint appearance in Vancouver on Wednesday, marking a significant event amidst the 75-year-old monarch's health battle and the launch of their surprising website, Sussex.com.
