The Prince of Wales made his first public appearance since his wife, the Princess of Wales, battled cancer last month.

On Thursday, he was seen at the Surrey Food Distribution Charity Surplus, where he helped with supplies and preparations.

Despite this significant moment, Buckingham Palace remained silent and refrained from sharing any photos of the Prince’s outing.

Surprisingly, his own family seemed to overlook his presence.

During his visit, well-wishers handed the Prince of Wales Get Well Soon cards for the Princess of Wales.

Body language expert Judy James noted that the Prince’s reaction to the outpouring of support was evident.

His demeanor showed a mix of gratitude and emotional vulnerability in response to the affection from royal supporters.

The Prince appeared visibly touched, nodding in agreement and speaking with a softer tone.

James further analyzed the Prince’s gestures, highlighting a moment where he drew closer to a supporter who handed him a card for his wife.

Placing his hand on her arm, the Prince displayed a sense of appreciation and empathy.

The expert described him as someone who had been deeply moved by the messages of care and concern he had received recently.

Despite the Prince of Wales’s brave stance during his wife’s health battle, the royal family’s social media accounts remained silent on the matter.

While the Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie, attended an event at the Bath and West Showground and had her activities shared online, the Prince’s charitable work went unacknowledged.

Photos of his engagement with charity workers were notably absent from the palace’s social media updates.

In contrast to the attention given to other royals’ activities, the Prince of Wales’s efforts seemed to have been sidelined by the royal family’s communication channels.

The lack of recognition for his involvement in charitable initiatives raised questions about the dynamics within the royal household.