King Charles 'enormously' enjoyed first steps back into public life at Easter service, offering his trademark 'gestures of humour' to well-wishers - while Queen Camilla cast 'no anxious glances' towar

The King's body language as he attended the Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel Windsor this morning showed he was delighted to be back in the company of his people, claims a leading body language expert. Right: A lingering wave: King Charles waved four times before entering St George's Chapel for the Easter service, suggesting he wanted a little more time to engage with the crowds Camilla looked relaxed and reassured, said James, suggesting a positive outlook, with 'no anxious glances' at her husband Body language expert James suggested that Camilla didn't need to look out too much for her husband today, saying: ' she did not seem to be on any form of nursing duty' Despite doctors' concerns over the King being at risk of greater infection because of his cancer diagnosis, the Monarch extended a hand to those who'd made the effort to see him today The King seemed happy to press the flesh on Easter Sunday; a Maundy Thursday address earlier in the week saw the King urge people to 'extend a hand of friendship' to those in need And Queen Camilla was on equally sparkling form, says James. The King and Queen wave as they arrive at St George's Chapel in Windsor - their body language suggests the pair are enjoying reconnecting with the public together The 75-year-old was in high spirits this morning, smiling and waving at well-wishers as he arrived in his maroon state Bentley limousine for the service being held at St George's Chapel Departure: King Charles was in high spirits as he shook hands with dozens of people who had lined up outside St George's Chapel to greet him One royal fan leaned over to tell Charles: 'Happy Easter your Majesty - keep going strong and never give in' Meanwhile, Princess Anne and the other royals in attendance also showed 'their resilience' in the face of the ongoing health woes for the King and the Princess of Wales, said James, with broad smiles seen on the Princess Royal as she arrived at the service If the Princess Royal and her husband Timothy Laurence often look reserved during public outings, the couple appeared to enjoy a laugh and a joke as they arrived at church this morning In the absence of Prince William, the Royal Family were instead led into the chapel by Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah, the Duchess of York The senior royals, who remained slightly separated from Charles and Camilla - because of the King's health concerns - lingered to chat after the service Prince Andrew was back in the spotlight today - ahead of the release of Scoop next week - as he led the senior royals, and spent several minutes chatting to his sister Princess Anne at the service's end Sarah Ferguson, who has undergone her own cancer battles in recent months, wore a green boucle dress and decorated headband for the occasion The Right Reverend Dr Christopher Cocksworth shakes the hand of Princess Anne outside St George's Chapel The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, and their son James, Earl of Wessex are pictured waiting to go into St George's Chapel this morning, as Sarah Ferguson chats to The Right Reverend Dr Christopher Cocksworth, with the Princess Royal and Tim Laurence looking on James, Earl of Wessex, now 16, cut a lofty figure at the service, almost matching his father Prince Edward for height. Right Sophie and Edward are all smiles as they enter St George's Chapel Well-wishers were seen stood outside the chapel this morning as the awaited the King's arrival, holding balloons that read 'get well soon' as well as 'happy Easter' Those gathered in Windsor were clearly missing the Prince and Princess of Wales, with plenty of well-wishers offering their support for the couple Hoping for a glimpse: Hundreds of people gathered in Windsor to spot the royals on Easter Sunday earlier today Instead the couple will instead be spending their children's Easter holidays at Amner Hall - their country home - where they 'will close off from the world and move on'. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh arrive at the Easter Mattins Service at Windsor Castle King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive to attend the Easter Matins Service at St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle James looked smart, opting for a navy suit which he paired with a light blue tie and a crisp white shirt, along with black polished shoes The royal was pictured standing next to his father Prince Edward, 60, who is thought to be around 6ft tall Well-wishers were seen stood outside the chapel this morning as the awaited the King's arrival, holding balloons that read 'get well soon' as well as 'happy Easter' King Charles III during the recording of the The King's audio message which was played at the Royal Maundy Service at Worcester Cathedral on Thursday 2023 - King Charles III and Queen Camilla with Princess Anne and Prince Andrew as they attend the Easter Matins Service in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle on April 9 last year The Prince and Princess of Wales with George, Charlotte and Louis at the Easter Matins Service at St George's Chapel on April 9, 2023 'In the absence of Prince William, his brother Prince Harry, and their children, Andrew has precedence as eighth in line to the throne, despite the dark clouds that gather over his head as a result of his ill-judged friendship with the late, unlamented serial child abuser Jeffrey Epstein,' royal expert Michael Colet told the Sunday paper.