King Charles and Queen Camilla.Photo: Alamy Live NewsKing Charles IIIandQueen Camillabundled up for a winter church outing.The royal couple stepped out on Sunday to attend a service at St. Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk, where the royal family traditionally attends church on Christmas Day. While the King sported a long coat, Queen Camilla stayed warm in a brown coat and hat.After the church service, King Charles spent some time speaking with well-wishers who were gathered outside.King Charles, 74, and Queen Camilla, 75, have been routinely spotted heading to church on Sundays in recent weeks. A week after their traditional Christmas outing, they returned to St. Mary Magdalene Churchon New Year’s Day. On Jan. 8, the King attended the Epiphany service at the church of St. Lawrence near the Sandringham estate (while sporting a fundinosaur pattern tie).The couple alsoattended church while in Scotlandon Jan. 15. They drove together to Crathie Kirk nearBalmoral Castle, heading to the British royal family’s go-to church while in Scotland.King Charles.Alamy Live NewsTheir latest outing came after Buckingham Palaceannounced plans for King Charles' coronation celebrationsin May. In addition to the crowning ceremony at Westminster Abbey on May 6, a Coronation Concert featuring a lineup of “global music icons and contemporary stars” will be broadcast live from Windsor Castle on May 7. The centerpiece of the Coronation Concert will be “Lighting up the Nation,” where iconic locations across the United Kingdom will be lit up using projections, lasers, drone displays and illuminations.Festivities will also include the Coronation Big Lunch, where citizens across the U.K. will gather with their communities, and the Big Help Out, a volunteering effort.Queen Camilla.Alamy Live NewsCan’t get enough ofPEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our free Royals newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!WhilePrince Harry’s memoir has dominated headlines in recent weeks, King Charles and Queen Camilla havereturned to royal dutiesfollowing their holiday break. In addition to carrying out separate engagements in Scotland — King Charlesvisited a community spacenot far from his Birkhall home, while Queen Camilla made anouting to the University of Aberdeen— they stepped out on Friday in thecommunity of Bolton.
King Charles and Queen Camilla.Photo: Alamy Live News
King Charles IIIandQueen Camillabundled up for a winter church outing.The royal couple stepped out on Sunday to attend a service at St. Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk, where the royal family traditionally attends church on Christmas Day. While the King sported a long coat, Queen Camilla stayed warm in a brown coat and hat.After the church service, King Charles spent some time speaking with well-wishers who were gathered outside.King Charles, 74, and Queen Camilla, 75, have been routinely spotted heading to church on Sundays in recent weeks. A week after their traditional Christmas outing, they returned to St. Mary Magdalene Churchon New Year’s Day. On Jan. 8, the King attended the Epiphany service at the church of St. Lawrence near the Sandringham estate (while sporting a fundinosaur pattern tie).The couple alsoattended church while in Scotlandon Jan. 15. They drove together to Crathie Kirk nearBalmoral Castle, heading to the British royal family’s go-to church while in Scotland.King Charles.Alamy Live NewsTheir latest outing came after Buckingham Palaceannounced plans for King Charles' coronation celebrationsin May. In addition to the crowning ceremony at Westminster Abbey on May 6, a Coronation Concert featuring a lineup of “global music icons and contemporary stars” will be broadcast live from Windsor Castle on May 7. The centerpiece of the Coronation Concert will be “Lighting up the Nation,” where iconic locations across the United Kingdom will be lit up using projections, lasers, drone displays and illuminations.Festivities will also include the Coronation Big Lunch, where citizens across the U.K. will gather with their communities, and the Big Help Out, a volunteering effort.Queen Camilla.Alamy Live NewsCan’t get enough ofPEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our free Royals newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!WhilePrince Harry’s memoir has dominated headlines in recent weeks, King Charles and Queen Camilla havereturned to royal dutiesfollowing their holiday break. In addition to carrying out separate engagements in Scotland — King Charlesvisited a community spacenot far from his Birkhall home, while Queen Camilla made anouting to the University of Aberdeen— they stepped out on Friday in thecommunity of Bolton.
King Charles IIIandQueen Camillabundled up for a winter church outing.
The royal couple stepped out on Sunday to attend a service at St. Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk, where the royal family traditionally attends church on Christmas Day. While the King sported a long coat, Queen Camilla stayed warm in a brown coat and hat.
After the church service, King Charles spent some time speaking with well-wishers who were gathered outside.
King Charles, 74, and Queen Camilla, 75, have been routinely spotted heading to church on Sundays in recent weeks. A week after their traditional Christmas outing, they returned to St. Mary Magdalene Churchon New Year’s Day. On Jan. 8, the King attended the Epiphany service at the church of St. Lawrence near the Sandringham estate (while sporting a fundinosaur pattern tie).
The couple alsoattended church while in Scotlandon Jan. 15. They drove together to Crathie Kirk nearBalmoral Castle, heading to the British royal family’s go-to church while in Scotland.
King Charles.Alamy Live News
Their latest outing came after Buckingham Palaceannounced plans for King Charles' coronation celebrationsin May. In addition to the crowning ceremony at Westminster Abbey on May 6, a Coronation Concert featuring a lineup of “global music icons and contemporary stars” will be broadcast live from Windsor Castle on May 7. The centerpiece of the Coronation Concert will be “Lighting up the Nation,” where iconic locations across the United Kingdom will be lit up using projections, lasers, drone displays and illuminations.
Festivities will also include the Coronation Big Lunch, where citizens across the U.K. will gather with their communities, and the Big Help Out, a volunteering effort.
Queen Camilla.Alamy Live News
Can’t get enough ofPEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our free Royals newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!
WhilePrince Harry’s memoir has dominated headlines in recent weeks, King Charles and Queen Camilla havereturned to royal dutiesfollowing their holiday break. In addition to carrying out separate engagements in Scotland — King Charlesvisited a community spacenot far from his Birkhall home, while Queen Camilla made anouting to the University of Aberdeen— they stepped out on Friday in thecommunity of Bolton.
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