When it comes to royal PDA, watchers definitely have to take what they can get. From Prince William and Princess Catherine to Prince Edward and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, the senior couples of the firm rarely interact with one another in any fashion other than professionally — at least in public. When King Charles III and Camilla, Queen Consort, closed in on one another during an official event in 2018, royal fans quickly picked up on the more intimate body language shared between them.
Appearing at The Stand Hall amid their July 2018 trip to Wales, Camilla and Charles descended on the newly-refurbished community hall to mark its reopening. Sharing a rather tender moment with one another, the two leaned in and smiled during their official appearance, offering the cameras a sweet interaction that is hard to come by.
Body language expert Darren Stanton, meanwhile, told the New York Post that Charles and Camilla don’t have to be locking lips or holding hands to express their affection for one another in public. Praising the queen consort’s “strength and reassurance,” Stanton asserted that of the two, “[Camilla] has become his rock who he depends on in social settings. Camilla doesn’t have to be joined at the hip.”
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