Monarch's warm exchange with Duchess of York steals spotlight on stylish day four
King Charles delighted spectators at Royal Ascot with a rare public show of affection, kissing the Duchess of York’s hand in a warm moment that charmed onlookers.
The King was seen greeting Sarah Ferguson and her daughter, Princess Eugenie, as the royal family gathered for day four of the prestigious Berkshire racing festival.
Earlier in the day, Eugenie shared a cheerful hug with her cousin Zara Tindall, adding to the relaxed and jovial atmosphere near the royal enclosure.
Charles, appearing at ease throughout the afternoon, was also spotted engaging in light conversation with various family members.
Both Sarah and Eugenie have maintained a strong presence at Ascot this week, highlighting their continued support for the royal racing tradition.
The Duchess of York made a fashion statement by re-wearing a vintage navy Catherine Walker dress first seen on her in 1991. The classic look brought a touch of nostalgia to the day's events, proving that timeless style always holds its place.
Although the monarch’s horses have yet to find success on the track—none managed a win on day one—Ascot remains a celebration of elegance, tradition, and family unity.
