The couple met traders and members of the public in London's Covent Garden - with the Queen tucking into a sweet treat from the market.
The King and Queen have carried out their first official engagement together since the coronation.
The couple spoke to traders and members of the public in Covent Garden's Apple Market in London and waved to large crowds that had gathered. They also met children outside St Paul's Church, known as the Actors' Church, to mark its 390th anniversary.She was also seen eating a chocolate-coated strawberry in the market.since his coronation by breaking ground for a new laboratory aimed at speeding up the development of net zero aviation in Cambridge.Read more:
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