There is no time to rest for King Charles III, who has taken over the crown after the death of his mother, HM Queen Elizabeth II, just last Thursday.
In the days following her death, the King has ushered along his duties, and now, a body language expert is weighing in on he and his wife Queen Consort Camilla's body language following their first appearance on the throne as rulers.
As we know, King Charles III has recently made history as the oldest person to assume the throne, beating out the longtime record holder William IV, who became king at age 64 back in 1830.
"[Camilla] has been an extraordinary support to Charles and she will continue to be," said Catherine, as per Express.
The writer then commented on the fact that Camilla and Charles walked closely together as they entered Westminster Hall on Monday.
As we know, it's "convention that the consort trails behind the sovereign" however, Catherine explained that the pair seemed to be walking much more in sync than we saw with the late Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.
"And knowing everything I know about her dedication to feminism, she would not have wanted to do that."
Jonathon chimed in, explaining that "the depth of love that they have for one another cannot be exaggerated...They support each other, she supports him even when he's away, she is always, as it were, there."
There's no denying these two have a very strong bond!
h/t: Express UK
