King Charles III wears a kilt in his Scotland visit

King Charles III is slowly resuming all of his royal duties while undergoing treatment for his unspecified form of cancer. The royal followers have praised the monarch of the United Kingdom by always showing a big smile on his face and strictly following the rules of Scottish culture.

The King is spending another summer in Scotland, he stepped out at the Mey Highland Games, an annual celebration of the culture and talent of the North Highlands. King Charles III sported a traditional kilt becoming the center of attention at the event.

This is not the only time that King Charles III wore a kilt. He attended the Sunday Service at Canisbay Church in Caithness, near the Castle of Mey, wearing a traditional kilt. There’s no doubt that the King enjoys celebrating Scottish culture.

King Charles III’s visit to Scotland is just another reminder to the royal followers that the British Monarchy is still standing strong. The King is also resuming his public-facing royal duties and he is going to keep ruling the monarchy.