The Perfect Son In Law, Prince William Shares A Sweet Moment With Carol Middleton At Ascot

Prince William has always set the bar so high when it comes to family. Recently, the royal was seen chatting with Kate’s parents and Zara Tindall on the second day of a high-profile social event. William arrived in a carriage with Queen Camilla and others, kicking off the second day of the glamorous Berkshire track festival. Interestingly, the Prince of Wales and Camilla looked comfortable riding with the Earl and Countess of Halifax. They responded politely to the cheers of the onlookers. Read on to catch the whole tea!

William And Carole Bond at Ascot Without Kate
This scenario marked the first time Prince William and Camilla joined forces since leading senior royals at the Commonwealth Day. The service took place at Westminster Abbey in March of this year. Moreover, the future King smiled at fans as he entered the course in the traditional carriage procession before the day’s first race. Other royals, including Zara Tindall, Princess Anne’s daughter, and her husband Mike, also seemed to be having a blast at the event.

Plus, Mike and Prince William shared a laugh, arms around each other. Meanwhile, Kate’s parents, Michael and Carole Middleton, arrived at Ascot looking all happy. Carole even gave a subtle nod to her daughter with her dress choice, a brand Kate adores! The dress had chiffon sleeves with a pussy-bow neckline. It is reminiscent of an Elie Saab outfit Kate wore at Ascot back in 2019. This event followed a recent appearance where the Wales royals appeared for the Trooping Colours.

William and Kate found their moment of comfort at Ascot.
They graced the event along with their kids and other royals and stood on the Buckingham Palace balcony. It was Middleton’s first public appearance since Christmas, and William stood proudly by her side. What an adorable man! Kate, who is undergoing cancer treatment, had announced she would attend the King’s birthday celebrations. Even though she admitted to having those “good and bad days.”