Prince
William
has
made
a
regal
appearance
during
Royal
Week.
The
Prince
of
Wales
joined
King
Charles
III
and
Queen
Camilla,
along
with
Sophie,
Duchess
of
Edinburgh,
for
the
Thistle
Service
held
in
Edinburgh,
Scotland
July
3.
There,
both
Camilla
and
Prince
Edward
were
officially
bestowed
with
the
Order
of
the
Thistle,
Scotland’s
highest
order
of
chivalry.
According
to
the
BBC,
the
Order
of
the
Thistle—which
serves
as
a
gift
from
the
reigning
monarch—recognizes
16
knights
who
have
offered
a “particular
contribution”
to
national
life
or
held
public
office,
as
well
as
additional
royal
knights.
After
the
ceremony
held
at
St.
Giles’
Cathedral,
Camila
and
Edward
both
left
the
event
wearing
their
distinctive
green
velvet
robes
and
hats
adorned
with
feather
plumes.
As
for
William,
he
also
wore
a
velvet
robe
complete
with
gold
tassels
during
the
service.
But
completing
his
royal
duties
isn’t
the
only
time
the
Prince
of
Wales
recently
had
an
outing
that
doubled
as
a
family
affair.
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