The King has been seen for the first time after new reports suggested that his son Prince Harry could start visiting the UK “every few months”.
Charles, 77, was welcomed to Ballindalloch in Speyside for the 150th & Beyond Grand Prix, which celebrates Aberdeen-Angus cattle.
It meant that the monarch took an unexpected break from his summer holiday in Scotland, during which he typically avoids the spotlight.
King Charles, who is the royal patron of the Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society, appeared in bright spirits upon arrival on Friday, carrying a stick.
He spent time talking to breeders and enjoyed a tour on foot to meet the herd, which was…
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