Royal News Roundup: King Charles’s New Portrait, Prince George’s Coronation Role & More

• The royal family shared a brand-new portrait of King Charles and his wife, Camilla Parker Bowles, on Instagram. Along with the photo, new details about His Majesty’s upcoming coronation were also revealed.
• This week, the royal couple visited Malton in North Yorkshire, where they met with vendors to learn more about the market town.
• Meghan Markle received a major award in honor of her 2022 podcast, Archetypes. At the 2023 Gracie Awards, the duchess was named the top Entertainment Podcast Host.
• King Charles and his son, Prince William, celebrated the completion of the Queen’s Green Canopy project by planting a tree in the gardens of Sandringham House.

• On Instagram, the royal family released a sneak peek of King Charles’s coronation invitation. It didn’t take long for us to notice that the invite referred to his wife as “Queen Camilla” (instead of Queen Consort).
• Prince William and Kate Middleton’s oldest son, Prince George, will serve as one of the eight Pages of Honor at the coronation.
• In honor of the upcoming event, the Royal Collection Trust shared photos from Queen Victoria's Coronation, which took place on June 28, 1838.
• The Duchess of Edinburgh celebrated the opening of the U.K.’s first-ever dedicated Veterans’ Orthopedic Centre. The royal family shared photos from the visit on social media.

• King Charles attended a Palm Sunday service and wore a camel coat that previously belonged to his late father, Prince Philip.
• The monarch recently traveled to Germany for a state visit and gave a heartfelt speech where he thanked the country for its loyalty. He said, “Over all these years, and in so many ways, I have been struck by the warmth of the friendship between our nations and by the vitality of our partnership in countless areas.”
• After the trip, the king and queen consort shared a special message on Instagram to show their appreciation.

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