The British royal family rolled out the proverbial red carpet on Tuesday for the Emir of Qatar's arrival in the UK.
Prince William and Duchess Kate took Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, 44, and the first of his three wives, Sheikh Jawaher bin Hamad bin Suhaim Al Thani, 39, to London. and attended the latter couple's two-day visit to the UK.
The Prince and Princess of Wales joined the Qatari royal family in the Horseguards Parade, and King Charles III welcomed the Emirati couple.
According to peopleKing Charles, 76, drove from Buckingham Place to Horse Guards Parade, where the national anthem “God Save the King'' was played as he arrived.
Queen Camilla, 77, was forced to miss the event as she is recovering from a chest infection. However, she plans to attend lunch and gift viewing later today.
Meanwhile, Middleton, 42, wore a burgundy Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen coat and a Qatari flag to celebrate on Tuesday, her first state visit since her cancer diagnosis earlier this year. He attended wearing a matching hat named after the color.
She wore the late Queen Elizabeth's Bahraini pearl drop earrings and a Japanese pearl choker necklace. The mother of three also wore her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana's sapphire engagement ring, the newspaper reported. daily mail.
After the cavalry parade, the Welsh couple returned to Buckingham Palace in a horse-drawn carriage procession with Prince Charles and members of the Qatari royal family.
The group is scheduled to gather for a banquet at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday night. Duchess Kate is not expected to attend as she is recovering from cancer.
The future queen is gradually returning to her royal duties amid health concerns. She was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year and has completed chemotherapy.
Gradually starting to return to work, she made her first public appearance since chemotherapy in October, traveling with William to Southport, England, where she appeared at a Taylor Swift-themed event in July. I met with the parents of the victims of the mass stabbing incident on the 29th. dance class.
She then attended the annual two-day Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall last month, marking her first official state ceremony since completing chemotherapy.
Later this month, the beloved royal family is set to host a special Christmas carol concert that will be broadcast on Christmas Eve.
This year's worship theme will focus on the importance of love and empathy, reflecting “how much we need each other, especially during the most difficult times in our lives.”
Although Charles was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, he has continued to undertake a number of official duties.
