King Charles, Royals Attend Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey

King Charles and the Princess of Wales made their first appearance at the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey since both missed last year's event due to cancer diagnoses. The service was attended by 2,000 guests and focused on the theme 'Together We Thrive,' celebrating the spirit of the Commonwealth. In his address, Charles emphasized the importance of restoring global harmony and collaboration for peace and human rights. The Princess of Wales, now in remission, looked radiant in a Catherine Walker dress and Gina Foster hat, while the Queen adorned a pink ensemble. The event highlighted the Commonwealth's role in fostering strong communities and uplifting its members. This year's service marked a significant return for both royals, reinforcing their commitment to public duties and the Commonwealth.