King Charles and beaming Queen Camilla ignore fallout from Omid Scobie race row as they attend church service in Sandringham

King Charles and Queen Camilla have stepped out this morning to attend church in Sandringham. But their relaxed appearance comes amid a tumultuous time for the Royal Family after the Dutch translation of Omid Scobie's new book Endgame named two royals alleged to have expressed 'concerns' about the colour of Prince Archie's skin. King Charles and Queen Camilla have stepped out this morning to attend church in Sandringham It came as media organisations around the world, including ITV, The Guardian and The Times, named the two royals accused of asking about Archie's skin colour as King Charles and his daughter-in-law Kate. Embracing a business-as-usual attitude, the British monarch, who recently celebrated his 75th birthday, and his wife, 76, was spotted heading to the service in Norfolk - despite the racism row that has engulfed the Royal Family this week The royal couple journeyed to St Mary Magdalene church, with the impeccably-dressed King walking with purpose before shaking the vicar's hand ahead of the service MailOnline has contacted Buckingham Palace for comment. Beaming Camilla combatted the chilly weather in a cream coat with a check scarf and statement hat, while holding an umbrella in one of her hands But their relaxed appearance comes amid a tumultuous time for the Royal Family after the Dutch translation of Omid Scobie's new book Endgame named two royals alleged to have expressed 'concerns' about the colour of Prince Archie 's skin This week, Buckingham Palace officials will reportedly meet with aides to Prince William for critical talks in how to deal with the fallout.