The Royal Family welcomed Qatar's Amir and his wife, Sheikha Jawaher bint Hamad bin Suhaim Al Thani, to the UK. 3. After attending the welcome ceremony, King Charles hosted a state banquet in honour of Qatar at Buckingham Palace, attended by his wife Queen Camilla and sister Princess Anne. And somewhat surprisingly, the royal family of the princess very nearly broke the royal protocol at a critical moment during the state dinner.

At the banquet, His Highness Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad al-Thani sat next to Princess Anne on one side, with King Charles on the other side. When it was time to toast the royal guests, King Charles and Amir of Qatar put on glasses, while Princess Anne faintly drank a sip from the glass, people reported.Video footage of the moment courtesy of Sky News via X is cited.Fortunately, Anne seemed to notice her mistake before drinking anything, and when the Qatari Amir turned to her, she was able to tick the glasses with him.

The white tie banquet at Buckingham Palace was a star-studded affair. While Princess Kate was absent, two unexpected celebrities appeared as she slowly returned to duties after cancer treatment.

Upper・class Spice herself, Victoria Beckham, and her skilled husband, David Beckham, were invited to a fancy evening dinner. David's role as ambassador of the Qatar World Cup in 2022 won an invitation to the royal celebration.

For an important occasion, David wore a black tuxedo with a waistcoat and bow tie. Meanwhile, his fashion designer wife wore a long-sleeved black dress from her own label, which was made from shiny stretch jersey fabric and retailed at ret1,490.

Despite missing a state banquet at Buckingham Palace, Kate Middleton joined King Charles and Prince William to welcome Amir of Qatar when he arrived at the palace. It is reported that the prince and princess of Wales engaged in a subtle PDA at the morning event, and William put his hand gently on Kate's shoulder.

Princess Kate's next public appearance will be her annual Christmas Carol concert at Westminster Abbey on the night of 12 May. 5. It is expected that Kate and William's 3 children (Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis) will join their parents at the festive event.