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A very warm welcome! King Charles and Camilla are greeted by dozens of Union Jack-wielding schoolchildren during a youth charity visit in East London
- King, 73, and Queen Consort, 75, met locals in Walthamstow, east London
- Monarch looked relaxed in a navy pinstripe suit as he was greeted by fans
- Camilla looked elegant in a navy blue dress decorated with feather designs
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King Charles and the Queen Consort were greeted by hundreds of young fans this morning as they arrived in East London.
The Monarch, 73, and his wife, 75, toured Project Zero Walthamstow, an organization dedicated to engaging young people in positive activities, promoting social inclusion and strengthening community cohesion.
Charles looked smart in a blue pinstripe suit, while Queen Consort Camilla donned an elegant blue daydress adorned with feathers.
During their visit, the couple met employees and young people of the project.
King Charles and the Queen Consort were greeted by hundreds of fans this morning as they arrived in Walthamstow, east London
The Monarch, 73, and his wife, 75, toured Project Zero Walthamstow, an organization dedicated to engaging young people in positive activities, promoting social inclusion and strengthening community cohesion
King Charles was seen speaking to the young fans who had come to see him and his wife during their visit to East London today.
The Monarch was seen talking to a group of teenagers waving Union Jacks at him.
Meanwhile, Camilla beamed as she approached other young people and schoolchildren who had come for the occasion.
She was seen chatting and laughing with some of the onlookers in attendance before the pair entered the organization’s headquarters.
King Charles was seen speaking to the young fans who had come to see him and his wife during their visit to East London today
Camilla was seen talking to the staff and seemed touched by the students’ outpouring of love
The king was seen talking to the schoolchildren who had come to greet him and who were waving Union Jacks
Her blonde locks were impeccably blow-dried and she wore a glamorous day makeup, with a touch of mascara and bronzer to complete her natural glow.
She completed the look with a small brown leather handbag and a pair of pearl earrings.
Despite the chilly October temperature, the couple took full advantage of the London sun and wore no jackets during their visit.
The king has multiplied his engagements since his accession to the throne, following the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth on September 8.
Yesterday he seemed in good spirits during an engagement in Aberdeen.
The sun was shining when Camilla and the King arrived in East London this morning for their visit
Despite the cold October temperature, Camilla took advantage of the weather and was not wearing a coat
The 73-year-old monarch visited the city to meet families based in Aberdeen from Ukraine, Syria and Afghanistan.
Photos of the appearance show His Majesty beaming as he meets staff and refugees at a reception in the City and County Hall in the City Hall.
The royal wore traditional Scottish attire for the look and opted for a red kilt, paired with a tweed blazer and waistcoat.
He wore traditional knee socks in green and wore a traditional sporran. He completed the outfit with classic black brogues.
During the reception, the king met Inna Skvortsova, a Ukrainian woman who arrived in the city in April, and now has a full-time role with the municipality and assists with the resettlement program.