Royal family set to deliver a powerful message with their joint appearance at a key event amid rising political unrest.
King Charles and Queen Camilla will be joined by Prince William and Princess Kate to commemorate Commonwealth Day on March 10.
This Commonwealth Day is quite important for the royals because the King and Catherine will be attending the event after skipping last year's ceremony due to a cancer diagnosis.
Charles Rae, a renowned royal expert shared that the royals joining hands to put on a united front for Commonwealth countries after Donald Trump's surprise remarks to turn Canada into the 51st state of the USA.
In conversation with GB, he said, "We'll just have to wait and see. But the day itself is important because, you know, the king obviously missed it last year."
"He did a video message, so he's back in action again today, as is the Princess of Wales with other members of the Royal Family," Rae added.
The royal commentator stated, "It’s a good message they’re putting out: that together we thrive. And Trump really needs to understand that we are together."
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