Royal fans spotted it as the monarch met with Prince Minister Liz Truss on Wednesday.
Eagle-eyed royalists have spotted a subtle tribute to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Buckingham Palace, with King Charles III keeping a portrait of the couple close to him at all times.
The lovely photo, which was taken at Windsor Castle after the ceremony at St. George's Chapel, captures the pair standing in the middle, surrounded by their family and bridal party.Wearing a lime green suit, just like the late monarch's, Doria was the only member of the family from the Duchess of Sussex's side to attend the wedding.
And despite reports of family tensions, the photograph can reportedly be considered as a subtle nod to the fact that His Majesty still considers Meghan and Harry family. It comes after Charles expressed his love for the couple in his speech as the new king, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8.
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