King Charles Makes surprising decision amid Diana brother's heartbreak

King Charles III left royal fans stunned as he made a surprising appearance at an event with his beloved younger brother on Saturday.

The 76-year-old stepped out with Prince Edward, who's  all set to represent the royal family at the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV in Rome.

The royal brothers displayed unity at Windsor Horse show after Earl Spencer's emotional tribute to Princess Diana.

Charles and Edward were in good spirits as they walked together, seemingly sending a message to William and Harry to follow in their footsteps and heal their rift.

The King and Edward, who are seldom pictured together, put on a united display to pay homage to late Queen Elizabeth II by attending the annual horse show, which was loved by their late mother.

The event has been held on the grounds of Windsor Castle since 1943. Elizabeth had been a regular attendee of the event until her last appearance in 2022, just months before her death.

Charles was seen using what appeared to be a walking stick while enjoying chat with people ate the event. Edward was all smiles while having the company of his eldest brother in chic outfit.

Both brothers were pictured deep in conversation as they perused the various sights of the event.

Duchess Sophie, Prince Edward’s wife, also accompanied her husband and the King, who respects her as the loyal and stead fast member of the royal family.

Prince Edward is all set to attend the ceremony in Rome on Sunday in lieu of King Charles or the Prince of Wales. The inauguration Mass for the 267th Pontiff and Bishop of Rome will take place on the morning of May 18 at St Peter’s Square.

Prince William previously attended Pope Francis' funeral on behalf of the King due to a longstanding royal rule.

A spokesman for Buckingham Palace confirmed: "The Duke of Edinburgh will represent His Majesty at the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV."

However, no reason has yet been given for the King’s absence at the upcoming ceremony. The Duchess of Edinburgh, will not join him to observe to the ascension of the first north American pope.

On May 15, Earl Spencer appeared on Loose Men in honor of Mental Health Awareness Week, where he spoke about the emotional toll of Diana’s death and the deep bond they shared growing up.

"It's such an amputation. It's like the other guys were saying, you grow up with these people, they are your flesh and blood, they’re with you forever, and then they’re gone," Earl Spencer said.