Queen Camilla honored her late mother-in-law with a meaningful piece of jewelry Queen Camilla is sparkling in something sentimental from Queen Elizabeth's collection at the start of the royal tour of Australia and Samoa.

The King and Queen are on their first visit to one of the countries outside the U.K. that have Charles as their monarch

The Sydney Opera House will light up in the royals’ honour as the King arrives for his first overseas tour since his cancer diagnosis

On Oct. 18, the King, 75, and Queen, 77, touched down in Sydney to kick off their royal tour of Australia and Samoa. While the royals stepped off the plane together for a formal welcome, a close look at the Court Circular shows that King Charles left London on Oct. 17, and Queen Camilla's name wasn't mentioned in the entry.

King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in Sydney to an official welcome for the first leg of their Australia tour on Friday. Charles, who has suspended his cancer treatment while he carries out the tour, appeared in good spirits despite the long-haul flight and rain that greeted the couple upon landing.

Back then, a trip to Australia seemed unthinkable. 8 months later, as our chief royal correspondent Daniela Relph explains, the King and Queen Camilla are embarking on a historic royal tour, with some changes to the programme.

King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in Australia on Friday for the start of a historic tour of the South Pacific. To mark the couple's six-day tour of the country, Sydney Opera House was lit up with images of past royal tours.

Eight months after his cancer diagnosis was revealed, this royal tour is important for Charles - and the monarchy.