Queen Camilla makes Caribbean return in vibrant turquoise joining King Charles - Geo News

King Charles and Queen Camilla reunited for a Sunday church service in Antigua.

The King was joined by his wife at St John’s Pentecostal House of Restoration in the capital, St John’s, on Sunday, where the couple attended the service during their visit to Antigua and Barbuda ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

Camilla made a colourful entrance in a turquoise chiffon dress by Anna Valentine, perfectly suited to the Caribbean sunshine. 

The royal couple were joined at the service by Lady Sandra Williams and CHOGM envoy Sir Viv Richards.

Queen's appearance marked her arrival on the fifth day of the King’s nine-day Caribbean tour. 

Charles had initially travelled without his wife, completing visits to the Bahamas and Guyana before arriving in Antigua and Barbuda on 30 October.

“The Queen didn't arrive in the Caribbean until the weekend, and she's going to join him in Antigua and Barbuda. 

We know she's going to be 77 next year. She doesn't love long-haul travel,” Emily Nash from Hello! said.