Queen Camilla entered St Bride’s Church in the City of London on Tuesday to mark a milestone.
The Queen attended a celebratory service commemorating 650 years of the royal confirmation of St Bride’s Guild.
During the visit, the Queen spent time greeting guests, including Mark Bolland, who was a top aide to King Charles during his years as Prince of Wales in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Adding a personal note to the day, the appearance coincided with a quiet anniversary for the royal couple, 21 years after King Charles and Queen Camilla announced their engagement.
She shared a moment of levity while discussing American politics and chatting with students whose studies were supported by the guild’s scholarship program.
In the church crypt, she met Rozina Sabur, now national security editor, who explained that she had spent eight years covering American politics from Washington before taking her current position.
The Queen remarked that the work seemed “very interesting”, sparking laughter.
When Ms. Sabur responded that it was “never boring,” she echoed the phrase with a smile.
