King and Queen Visit Jersey Amid Torrential Rain

King Charles and Queen Camilla made their first visit to Jersey since the King's coronation, despite battling torrential rain. The royal couple observed a parade, giggled at a seagull leading the military personnel, and were greeted by cheering crowds and a 21-gun salute. They participated in walkabouts and attended a special sitting of the States and Royal Court, concluding their official duties before heading to Guernsey.

King Charles and Queen Camilla made their first visit to Jersey since the King's coronation, despite battling torrential rain.

The royal couple maintained high spirits, even giggling at the sight of a seagull appearing to lead the military personnel in a parade.

The King and Queen were greeted by cheering crowds and a 21-gun salute.

They also participated in walkabouts to meet the islanders and attended a special sitting of the States and Royal Court.

The parade included local military groups, scouts, guides, and emergency services, marking the end of His Majesty's official duties on the island.

The King and Queen will stay overnight before heading to Guernsey.