Senior Royals ‘Out-Glitz’ Harry & Meghan At Dazzling Buckingham Event, SEE Pics

Senior royals ‘out-glitzed’ Harry and Meghan last night as they hosted a dazzling reception at Buckingham Palace. While the Sussexes were visiting at awards ceremony in New York, the King,

Queen Consort and the Prince and Princess of Wales dusted off their beautiful tiaras for the annual white tie diplomatic corps reception at Buckingham Palace. Camilla, 75 year old, looked gorgeous in an Anna Valentine gown with the Queen’s much-loved

sapphire and diamond tiara with its matching necklace. Meanwhile the Princess of Wales wore a red lace dress by Jenny Packham with the Lotus Flower tiara she has on event worn before. She had her GCVO and Royal Family orders pinned to her dress and

sported a pair of Queen Elizabeth’s diamond earrings. The late Queen was set to host the white tie grouping in March this year at Windsor Castle, but it was postponed because of Russian’s invasion of Ukraine. It is basically held every December,

but there were no receptions in 2020 and 2021 due to the Covid pandemic. The reception traditionally adding a buffet supper and dancing. The reception sees the monarch host the diplomatic corps in the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace. Up to 2,000 guests

are invited to enjoed the presence in London of one of the biggest diplomatic corps in the world and sees the King and Queen encounter representatives of countries accredited to the Court of St. James.

Tonight’s occasion comes later the Prince and Princess of Wales looked loved up as ever in heart-warming behind-the-scenes Instagram snaps taken at this year’s Earthshot Prize awards ceremony in Boston. The royal duo, both 40, appeared to channel Prince Harry and Meghan Markle-

who not so far shared a slew of intimate images in the explosive trailer ahead of their documentary after this week – in theatrical black and white shots. Mother-of-3 Kate was effortlessly elegant in an

off-the-shoulder dress, with her chestnut tresses cascading down her back; she was pictured walking along in the figure-hugging ensemble, which featured a slit along the back.