King Charles III has invited his nearest and dearest to Windsor Castle for a festive Christmas lunch, making it the first time he's hosted the annual gathering as monarch
King Charles III arrived at Windsor Castle in time to host the annual gathering for the wider Royal Family on 20 December.
The head of the family, Charles, looked dapper in a simple black suit with a grey tie, while his other half appeared to wear a navy shirt with a black puffer coat on top. Camilla styled her blonde hair down as donned a pair of diamond and pearl earrings for the occasion. Prince William and Kate Middleton, 40, were both said to be there today, too, with their three children George, nine, Charlotte, seven, and Louis, four.Prince Harry, 38, and Meghan Markle, 41, and their two children Archie, three, and one year old Lilibet are all in the US – where they will spend Christmas together.
According to The Sun, Charles and his wife Camilla, who recently unveiled their 2022 Christmas card, are said to have invited a huge number of guests for their celebrations.
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