Stella McCartney made King Charles laugh with her curtsy during a reception with Rishi Sunak on Friday. Watch video here...
November 04, 2022 - 14:03 GMT Phoebe Tatham Fashion designer Stella McCartney enjoyed a sweet moment with King Charles on Friday during a reception at Buckingham Palace.Upon meeting the monarch, Stella, 51, gushed:"Your Majesty, I don't know what I'm supposed to do any more. I think I'm supposed to do this now". She then proceeded to greet Charles with a kiss on each cheek before curtseying for the monarch.
Usually if they don't greet the head of state in this typical, respectful way, it's because they've already seen the monarch in private.Dressed up for the occasion, Stella opted for a stunning burgundy ensemble featuring a maxi leather dress with the most striking pleated shoulder details. She elevated her autumnal look with a pair of matching leather boots and a chic leather clutch.
Also in attendance was UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak who met the King in a separate room before the main reception was held in the ballroom and the Prime Minister gave a short address to those invited.
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