King Charles & Queen Camilla's Maundy Thursday Service

On April 2nd, King Charles and Queen Camilla switched things up for Monty Thursday,

heading to St. Asaf Cathedral in North Wales for the annual service.

This marked the first time in 800 years it's been held there, and only the second ever in Wales since 1982.

During the event, the King handed out Monty money to 77 men and 77 women matching his age.

Each got two purses, one white with special silver coins, and one red with commemoratives for the

hundredth anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's birth, and 50 years of the King's trust.

Queen Camilla turned heads in a navy pleaded dress and coat from Christian Dior,

topped with a philip trisi hat and a sparkling sapphire diamond, crown brooch.

Folks are buzzing, it might be an anniversary gift from Charles for their 21st wedding

milestone this month. Monty Thursday kicks off the final stretch to Easter,

honoring community service with these ancient traditions dating back centuries.

Back in 1982, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip did a similar service in Wales at St. David's,

the tiniest city in Great Britain. Looking ahead, the Royals planned Easter Sunday at St. George's

Chapel in Windsor, with the Prince and Princess of Wales. Beatrice and Ujini are sitting it out amid

their dad, Andrews, recent arrest and quick release on public office questions. He denies everything.

Royal duties roll on. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today.

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