The Queen was reunited with her daughter and granddaughter-in-law as she attended the G7 summit in Cornwall on Friday evening. Her Majesty, who is celebrating her 95th birthday parade Trooping the Colour this weekend, arrived at the Eden Project with the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duchess of Cambridge by her side.
The monarch was all smiles for the high-profile event, which sees leaders from around the world and CEOs from the world's largest companies congregate to discuss how the private sector can work with governments to tackle the climate emergency.
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The Queen, Camilla and Kate were greeted by Prime Minister Boris Johnson before heading inside for the G7 leaders' reception and the evening's events. Take a look at the best photos from the night…
WATCH: The Royal Family are greeted by Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds at G7 summit
The royals were greeted at the G7 Summit by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his new wife Carrie Symonds.
Carrie looked gorgeous in a black floral dress from The Vampire's Wife and carried a small yellow Gucci bag, which matched her yellow heels.
Boris looked statesman like as he wore a smart black suit, with a white shirt and blue tie.
Boris and Carrie married on 29 May in a surprise ceremony at Westminster Cathedral.
The couple then went on to celebrate their nuptials in the garden of their home, No. 11 Downing Street, which is a common trend among royals, choosing to hold their wedding reception at home.
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The Duchess of Cambridge looked elegant in a £3,000 Alexander McQueen coat dress and carried her vintage beaded Josef clutch with her.
Prince William's wife had stepped out earlier in the day, teaming up with First Lady of the United States Dr Jill Biden to visit a school in Hayle, Cornwall.
There was much excitement from pupils at Connor Downs Academy as Kate and Jill arrived at their joint engagement, while the Duchess was also asked about Prince Harry and Meghan's baby daughter, Lilibet Diana, who was born on 4 June.
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When asked if she had virtually met the baby yet, Kate said: "I wish her all the very best. I can't wait to meet her. We haven't met yet. I hope that will be soon."
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The Queen met with many world leaders at the summit including Angela Merkel from Germany, and the president and First Lady of the United States, Joe and Jill Biden.
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The Queen will host the Bidens on Sunday at Windsor Castle, but it is not yet known if they will be joined by other senior royals at the meeting.
Mr Biden is the thirteenth United States president that she has met during her reign.
Carrie Symonds met with Joe and Jill for the couple's first foreign trip after Joe won the US presidential election last year.
Jill looked incredibly fashionable in a Gabriela Hearst trench coat, which she had worn earlier in the day, as well as a pair of Marion Parke pumps.
Her Majesty hosted an open-air reception at the Eden Project in Cornwall and Prince Charles will later host a reception for the G7 and business leaders.
She looked very regal in her formalwear, opting for a beautiful Angela Kelly silk floral dress.
This is the first major event that the Queen has been to since the COVID pandemic began and since the death of her husband Prince Philip on 9 April.
Yesterday marked what would have been the Duke of Edinburgh's 100th birthday, with her Majesty receiving an incredibly touching gift in the form of a newly-bred named after her beloved.
The Duchesses of Cornwall and Cambridge attended the open air reception, but both later left for a reception to celebrate the Big Lunch initiative, which encourages communities to come together in street parties to share food and get to know one another.
The initiative will form part of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, and was set up by The Eden Project ten years ago.
The three royal ladies aren't often all together at the same event, with the executive director of The Eden Project saying he could only recall one other instance, with that being at Fortnum and Mason.
The Queen prompted laughter from Kate and Camilla when she used a ceremonial sword to cut a cake during the engagement.
When her Majesty was informed by an aide that a more conventional knife was available, she responded: "I know there is, this is more unusual."
The Duchess of Cornwall was heard joking: "That's slicing through."
Her Majesty took part in the official G7 photo with world leaders, taking centre stage between Prime Minister Boris Johnson and French president Emmanuel Macron.
Angela Merkel and Joe Biden also sat, while other world leaders like Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the President of the European Commision Ursula von der Leyen stood behind them.
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Making sure to keep everyone at ease, the Queen quipped: "Are you supposed to be looking as if you’re enjoying yourself?" as she prepared for a socially distanced group snap with the world leaders.
The leaders all laughed, with Boris Johnson enthusiastically responding "yes".