King Charles III and Queen Camilla Celebrate 19th Wedding Anniversary at Scottish Estate

King Charles III and Queen Camilla celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary at their Balmoral estate in Scotland, a day after their anniversary. The couple traveled to Aberdeen to celebrate the occasion, which was the same trip they made two decades ago to Birkhall. 

Charles and Camilla married in 2005, nearly 10 years after his divorce from Princess Diana. The royal couple exchanged vows in a low-key ceremony with only 28 attendees, including William, Harry, and Camilla's children. 

The couple's anniversary getaway was a respite from recent challenges within the royal family, including Charles' diagnosis of cancer after undergoing a procedure for an enlarged prostate. Charles has been scaling back his public-facing duties while receiving treatment, and has primarily focused on private audiences at the palace. 

Prince Edward and Duchess Sophie, who have recently acquired a new title, have also stepped up while Charles focuses on his health. Princess Kate Middleton has also taken a break from public duties after revealing her own cancer diagnosis in March. 

The royal couple's anniversary getaway was a well-deserved respite from recent challenges within the royal family.