King Charles is all smiles and ‘looks better’ as he attends Church in Sandringham – photos
King Charles was in high spirits as he stepped into the sunshine on Sunday morning.
The King, 75, was seen attending a service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, Norfolk.
The monarch attended the service without his wife, Queen Camilla, instead choosing to spend the morning with two close friends.
Charles kept largely to himself as he walked towards the Church, giving a brief glance to onlookers before greeting Reverend Canon Paul Williams with a warm smile.
The royal looked smart in grey suit trousers and a matching tailored blazer, which he paired with brown suede boots.
King Charles’ attendance at the Sunday morning service marks the first time at St Mary Magdalene Church since February.
The monarch, who had just been diagnosed with cancer at the time, was a regular attendee at church alongside Queen Camilla in the weeks after being discharged from hospital. He is still undergoing treatment for cancer.
The father-of-two chose Sandringham as his place of rest to recover and recuperate during his cancer treatment.
Buckingham Palace never shared why he chose this particular royal residence, though it seems most likely the King favoured it’s close proximity to London and his healthcare, along with it’s remote location away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
