Lady Di's sister reappears in Charles III's life and Camilla won't like it.

In royalty, every gesture, every presence is observed and becomes a memory that never fades. In solemn events, reunions can occur that awaken deep emotions. In one of King Charles III's latest official events, a discreet reunion captured all eyes and led to inevitable interpretations.

The British royalty continues its agenda with solemnity and elegance, marking historical dates that connect with the people. It was during the commemoration of Victory Day, where a familiar but rarely seen figure appeared at a very symbolic moment.

A guest who surprised Camilla

Sarah McCorquodale, Diana of Wales's older sister, was seen at the event led by Charles III at Buckingham Palace. The ceremony included a military parade and an emotional remembrance of the end of World War II. Sarah was placed in the front row, and her proximity to the king was interpreted as a gesture full of meaning.

They both greeted each other with courtesy and discretion, keeping a brief conversation under the formality that this type of event demands. The history between them goes beyond the relationship as former in-laws; it has roots that go back decades.

A past that many have forgotten: does Camilla know it?

Before Diana crossed paths with Charles, it was Sarah who had a brief romance with the then prince. It was 1977, and although the bond was short, it left a mark in the monarch's sentimental archives. As it is known, their relationship ended when she declared not being in love, which led to an immediate cooling off.

Later, Charles began his relationship with Diana, Sarah's younger sister, which did become a royal engagement. There is no public data confirming tension between them due to this romantic coincidence. In fact, Sarah has remained close to Princes William and Harry and keeps a good relationship with Kate Middleton.

For Camilla, Sarah's appearance did not go unnoticed, not due to direct tension, but because of what it represents in the collective imagination. Charles III remains firm in his reign, but there are moments that inevitably connect him with his previous chapters. The reunion with Sarah Spencer was brief but enough to remember that some stories never completely fade away.