Everything behind the first official photo of Carlos III with Camilla and Princes William and Kate

Buckingham Palace has published the first official photograph of the king Charles III and the queen consort Camilla Parker Bowles with the princes of Wales, Guillermo y Kate Middleton. A family snapshot loaded with symbolism that marks the beginning of a new era after the death of Isabel II.

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There are certain details of the photograph that have not gone unnoticed, since, although it may not seem like it, it was taken just before the royal family offered a reception for the heads of state in Buckingham on the eve of the monarch’s funeral.

Despite the sad circumstances and dressed in mourning, they can be seen smiling and relaxed, perhaps aware of the importance of what they had to project: the strong core of the British crown.

It is striking that the protagonists pose with the portrait of the king Jorge III behind them. The English press senses that the intention is the desire for durability on the throne of William’s father and Harry.

As revealed by a Palace source to Daily Mail, the photo was originally made for them, which would explain the more relaxed attitude with which they pose, especially the king. By making it public now, it is understood that trying to convey the idea of ​​a closer family that can give confidence to citizens.