Meghan Markle gave a surprise nod to King Charles in an anniversary celebration with Prince Harry.

On May 19, the Duchess of Sussex released a series of unseen photos from her big day, marking her 8th wedding anniversary.

The heartfelt images showcased beaming Harry and Meghan ready to begin a new chapter of their lives in 2018.

Meghan wrote, “Eight years ago today…”

It is important to mention that the daughter-in-law of the royal family also included the monarch in her wedding tribute post.

In one of the black and white pictures, King Charles was seen with Harry and Meghan behind the scenes.

Probably, the photo was taken before the monarch walked down the aisle to the Duchess of Sussex, a heartfelt moment witnessed by the world.

Moreover, Archie and Lilibet’s mother also posted wedding reception portraits, showing Harry and Meghan dancing and enjoying their big day.

Notably, it was the first time Meghan included the King in her Instagram post since her return to social media in 2025.

In 2024, the former Suits actress shared a memory board featuring several photos of their seven years of journey.

“Seven years of marriage. A lifetime of stories. Thanks to all of you (whether by our side, or from afar) who have loved and supported us throughout our love story – we appreciate you. Happy anniversary!” she penned.

King Charles and Queen Camilla were joined by members of the royal family on Monday for the annual Chelsea Flower Show in London, and a special member made their debut.

Even though the monarch has slimmed down the monarchy and have kept the focus on the senior working members, one beloved member delighted the public for the first time.

The Duke of Kent, even 90 years of age continued to support the King, oftentimes appearing in a wheelchair or some form of support. Now, his granddaughter Lady Amelia Windsor, made her very own contribution with the first unveiling of the Boodles Palace Collection.

Dressed in a floral attire, the great-great-granddaughter of George V and Queen Mary, wore the ‘Queen Charlotte’s Cottage’ earrings and pendant, two extraordinary designs from the ‘Palace’ collection.

The environment and horticulture happen to the King’s passion. The monarch himself is fully involved in the show as he unveiled The King’s Foundation Curious Garden, a collaborative exhibit designed to inspire public interest in gardening, featuring Sir David Beckham, and TV gardener Alan Titchmarsh.

Lady Amelia is not a working member of the royal family but is considered to be the most beautiful one. Moroever, she remains low-key and pursues a modelling career of her own.

However, the 30-year-old taking on a rare royal-related project indicates that Charles has a good pick of members for duties especially as uncertainty looms around Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh joined members of the royal family on the 2026 edition of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, but chose a different style to make an entry.

King Charles and Queen Camilla were in attendance along with Princess Anne to watch the world-famous horticultural show on Monday. They all arrived in their usual vehicles, but in a footage shared by the King’s Guards, it was revealed that Sophie and Edward chose a white van instead.

While the exact reason for the choice was not explained, but it was considered an unusual choice by the couple. Some suggested that it is possible that Sophie and Edward brought a van because they were planning on bringing back some plants home.

It would not be a far-fetched thought as Sophie in particular appeared in her element for the show. Dressed in a pastel pink ensemble, the royal was seen carrying her Plants for Pollinators guide, suggesting that she may be looking to pick out some new additions for her garden.

This year, she had also joined forced with Alan Williams of Landform Consultants to design her first garden, which the Royal Family said will “sit at the heart of the Royal Windsor Flower Show” for 2026.

Sophie previously shared that she was “slightly nerve-wracked” about her display but shared that a lot of thought has gone into the design, particularly to be friendly to a range of pollinating insects and not just bees.