Kate Middleton was back in the spotlight for Remembrance Sunday this year after spending much of the past few months away from prying eyes as she focused on her health battle.Queen Camilla was absent due to illness, leaving the Princess of Wales to be accompanied on the balcony overlooking the Cenotaph service by Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh.
Camilla commemorated the day while recuperating from a chest infection at home upon the orders of doctors. But at a previous remembrance event, Kate appeared to issue a subtle reminder to Camilla about royal hierarchy as they watched the annual service, according to a body language expert.
The Princess of Wales and the Queen took their traditional spot on a balcony of the Foreign Office, which overlooks the Cenotaph in Central London, as they watched King Charles lead the emotional service last year.Both women were wrapped up in elegant black coats and hats amid the chilly temperatures with pearl jewellery on to complete their outfits, as we reported.It was the second time that Charles had led the nation on Remembrance Sunday since he became monarch the previous September.
He led a poignant two minutes' silence before laying a wreath at the Cenotaph followed by Prince William and other royals and politicians.According to body language expert Judi James, both Kate and Camilla gave off the impression of a "strong team" as they stood together to watch their husbands take part in the ceremony.She told the Mirror: "Standing apart, almost at either end of the royal balcony and without Sophie present to create the usual trio of royal brides, Camilla and Kate presented visibly as status equals here."Their poses looked similar and their almost matching, wide-brimmed hats were both
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