King Charles and Queen Camilla attended the Sandringham Flower Show in Norfolk on Wednesday, the British royal family said.
In a statement, the royal family said, “It was wonderful to meet so many of you at the first RHS Sandringham Flower Show.”
King Charles III is the patron of the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), a gardening charity that aims to help people and plants grow.
According to the royal family, the king and queen visited the flower show, which is being held at the Sandringham Estate for the first time.
Earlier this week, Queen Camilla traveled to Norfolk to support Emmaus Norfolk Waveney, a charity that helps people experiencing homelessness and trauma.
The royal family said the queen visited the organization, which provides housing, support and work opportunities for people experiencing homelessness.
Queen Camilla is not the only member of the British royal family working to address homelessness. Prince William, the heir to the British throne, has also launched the Homewards UK initiative to help end homelessness across the country.
