Prince William's royal knight look steals show at Order of the Garter

The British royal family recently celebrated the Order of the Garter at Windsor Castle, a centuries-old tradition that showcases the monarchy's commitment to its rich history. 

Prince William, dressed in a dark blue velvet robe and a feathered hat, looked every bit the modern knight, while Princess Kate made a heartwarming return to the event after a year-long absence due to her cancer treatment.

The ceremony featured a procession of royal family members, including King Charles III and Queen Camilla, who walked through the streets of Windsor Castle surrounded by lined foot soldiers of the Household Cavalry in full regalia. 

The event was attended by royal fans who gathered to catch a glimpse of the royal cast in their medieval best.

Princess Kate's return to the event was a highlight of the day, bringing an emotional and uplifting layer to the occasion. Her presence seemed to boost Prince William's spirits, and the couple's good humor was palpable as they participated in the ceremony.

The Order of the Garter is the oldest and most prestigious chivalric order in Britain, founded in the 14th century by Edward III. 

The ceremony honours the monarchy's link to its rich past, and each appearance reaffirms its commitment to tradition. Despite the pageantry, Prince William's slightly sheepish glances at the crowd added a touch of humanity to the event