King Charles and Princess Kate Return to Commonwealth Day Service After Health Challenges

The royal family gathered at Westminster Abbey as King Charles emphasized unity and environmental restoration in his annual Commonwealth message.

King Charles and Princess Kate attended the 2025 Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey after both missed last year's event due to cancer treatments.
In his Commonwealth message, King Charles highlighted the importance of global collaboration for peace, human rights, and environmental restoration, calling it humanity's most pressing task.
The service featured performances by Joan Armatrading and the Masai Cultural Arts team, and marked the launch of the King’s Baton Relay for the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Princess Kate, now in remission, has gradually resumed public duties, expressing gratitude for support during her recovery.
The event also reflected on the 80th anniversary of World War II's end, honoring the sacrifices of Commonwealth forces who fought alongside Britain.