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This is the touching moment a boy asks Queen Camilla for a selfie during her walk in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, yesterday.
Video footage shows a boy, called Charlie, asking Camilla for a selfie as she greeted supporters who had gathered in the city centre.
Camilla took a tour of Shrewsbury Farmers’ Market on Wednesday, where she spent time talking to organizers and traders, presenting food, craft, jewelery and craft stalls.
Charlie was in the crowd with his mother Aimee when she encouraged him to ask Camilla for a photo.
Aimee can be heard in the video saying: “Carry on Charlie, carry on Charlie.”
He then steps forward and politely asks the Queen: “Excuse me, Camilla, can I have a photo?”
She smiles and obeys, replying, “Okay.”
Charlie (pictured) stood alongside Queen Camilla during her visit to Shrewsbury yesterday.
The sweet moment when Charlie asks the Queen for a selfie to which she agrees
Queen Camilla smiles in Shrewsbury during her visit to the farmers market yesterday afternoon.
The public awaits the arrival of Queen Camilla for her visit to Shrewsbury
Queen Camilla smiles in Shrewsbury as she meets the public during her visit to the farmers market.
Queen Camilla arrives in Shrewsbury for her visit to the farmers market
More than 2,000 people came out to see the Queen in what was her first public meeting with the public since Kate’s announcement that she was receiving cancer treatment.
The Queen has become the most senior royal to return to public duties since the monarchy’s double cancer scare.
She became the leading royal figure after her husband, King Charles III’s, treatment for an enlarged prostate and his subsequent cancer diagnosis, carrying out a series of royal engagements as Prince William supported his wife after the surgery.
And he was out again today after Kate’s shocking news last Friday that she had been receiving cancer treatment but remained hopeful.
Queen Camilla meets a trader during a visit to Shrewsbury Farmers Market.
Camilla signs the guest book at the Old Market Hall during her trip to Shrewsbury
Camilla wore a brown leopard-print blouse by Fiona Clare, a brown suede skirt and a camel-stitched coat by Anna Valentine, and two playful bumblebee brooches, one her own and one belonging to Queen Elizabeth II.
The Queen met market organizers Jenny and Stuart Jones before touring the historic event which has taken place in The Square for almost 20 years.
It has become one of the best markets in the area, with around 40 traders setting up stalls regularly on the first Friday of each month.
He also visited the Old Market Hall, where he signed the visitors’ book, which was also signed by Queen Elizabeth II in 1952, before meeting members of the local Beekeepers’ Association.
Queen Camilla greets well-wishers during a visit to the farmers market in Shrewsbury
Queen Camilla talks to market traders at a wine stall during a visit to Shrewsbury
Queen Camilla smiles after receiving a red rose from Abi Crighton in Shrewsbury
From there, Camilla traveled to the recently restored Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings before meeting local volunteer groups.
These include Shrewsbury Food Hub, Shrewsbury Interfaith forum, Save Our Shropshire and Shropshire Supports Refugees.
It comes after Buckingham Palace confirmed yesterday that Charles will make his most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer when he attends church on Easter Sunday.