King Charles, who was joined by Queen Camilla on Sunday, is continuing his Caribbean tour in Antigua and Barbuda.
While Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had reportedly decided to stay away from public engagements, especially to avoid any major diary clashes with the royals, there has been a big change in the Sussex household.
Even though there was no official announcement from Harry and Meghan, suggesting they are not trying to overshadow any royal event, it has been revealed that they moved into their new home in Britain.
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Just hours after the report, Buckingham Palace shared a major highlight from King Charles and Queen Camilla who are now undertaking crucial engagements in the schedule.
“The King was greeted by crowds during a visit to Nelson’s Dockyard in Antigua and Barbuda today,” the carousel showed Charles visiting the site as he “learned about efforts to protect Antigua and Barbuda’s natural and built heritage”.
Meanwhile, Camilla gave a speech and met women advocating for other women across the Commonwealth, as well as survivors of abuse and political leaders.
Meanwhile, Camilla gave a speech and met women advocating for other women across the Commonwealth, as well as survivors of abuse and political leaders.
She spoke of “signs of hope” for women’s safety taking note of the “effective ways” women are able to reach out for help.
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