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King & Queen Brave Cold for Royal Church Service
30 Nov
Summary
- King Charles and Queen Camilla attended a Sunday church service.
- Prince Andrew's move to Sandringham is delayed until 2026.
- The King sent condolences to Hong Kong after a deadly fire.
King Charles and Queen Camilla recently attended a Sunday morning service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, Norfolk. The royal couple appeared cheerful, waving to well-wishers while dressed warmly against the chilly 6°C weather.
This appearance occurs as it's confirmed Prince Andrew will not be moving to Sandringham this year. His relocation from Royal Lodge in Windsor to the King's private Norfolk estate is now slated for sometime in 2026, citing significant logistical hurdles in packing and moving.
Separately, King Charles issued a heartfelt message to Hong Kong, expressing deep sadness and sympathy for those affected by a recent deadly tower block fire. He commended the emergency services and the community's resilience.
