King Charles III and Queen Camilla participated in the Royal Maundy Service on April 2 at St Asaph Cathedral in Wales, a tradition that dates back to the 13th century. The ceremony, which honors elderly community members for their Christian service, saw 154 individuals recognized this year, with the number reflecting the King's age of 77. Each recipient received two purses: a white purse containing 77 pennies and a red purse with commemorative coins, including a £5 coin celebrating the late Queen's centenary and a 50p coin marking the anniversary of The King’s Trust. Despite protests nearby, where graffiti stating “Not our King” was found and demonstrators called for the end of the monarchy, the ceremony proceeded smoothly, accompanied by Welsh music. This event marks only the second time in Wales' history that the Maundy ceremony has taken place in the country, drawing significant public interest.