The royal family united for a poignant event on Saturday evening as they attended the Festival of Remembrance.
King Charles and Queen Camilla - who only recently returned from their Caribbean tour - were joined by Prince William and Princess Catherine at the Royal Albert for the solemn occasion.
The Festival of Remembrance, hosted by the Royal British Legion, is held to honour the service and sacrifice of British and Commonwealth Armed Forces personnel, past and present. It is typically held one day before Remembrance Sunday.
Special highlights in this year's ceremony included marking 15 years since Operation TELIC, which was carried out during the Iraq War. A total of 179 British soldiers were killed during the operations, and heartbreaking letters sent home from Iraq by servicepeople were read out.
Joining the King and Queen and the Prince and Princess of Wales were the Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Anne, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
As the King and Queen made their entrance, to the fanfare of trumpets, the audience rose to their feet.
Last year, the Prince and Princess of Wales's eldest son, Prince George, joined his mother at the event.
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