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Kirsten McStay & Jennifer Newton

Sophie Wessex's PDA for Charles was 'ice breaker' at Commonwealth Day service, says expert

King Charles appeared to be impatient at the annual Commonwealth Day service today and his sister-in-law Sophie stepped in to break the ice, according to a body language expert.

Key members of the Firm, including the Queen Consort and Prince and Princess of Wales, all turned out today for the ceremony which was held at Westminster Abbey, where the King will be crowned in less than two months' time, writes The Mirror.

The weather was not ideal at the Abbey for the guests arriving as many held on to their hats amid the windy conditions however they didn't let it ruin their day and the royal party shook hands with selected attendees before they gathered for several moments and exchanged a few words before processing to their seats.

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