King Charles III has recently bestowed a significant honor upon Queen Camilla and Prince Edward during a special ceremony amidst Royal Week, marking a surprising twist in the monarch's relationship with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
The 75-year-old monarch, alongside Prince William and other senior royals, gathered in Scotland for the Thistle Service, where Camilla and Prince Edward were formally inducted into the Order. This prestigious Order of the Thistle is Scotland's highest chivalric honor, personally granted by the King to his 16 Knights and notable Scottish figures who have contributed significantly to public life.
The royal family presented a united front, emphasizing their cohesion amid external challenges. This event follows closely after King Charles reportedly launched a new product, Highgrove Royal Estate Honey, amidst speculation surrounding Meghan's forthcoming ventures in her lifestyle brand.
Prince William, known as the Duke of Rothesay in Scotland, paid tribute to Camilla and his uncle Edward, reflecting on his own induction into the Order by Queen Elizabeth II in 2012. These gestures underscored the royal family's commitment to stability and tradition in the face of ongoing scrutiny.
