Prince Harry's grandmother looks healthy during her latest official engagement in Windsor
Queen Elizabeth II, the first British monarch to rule for seven decades, met face-to-face with the Swiss president and his wife in Windsor Castle on Thursday.
The 95-year-old apparently responded to her grandson Prince Harry, who was worried about the monarch after his sudden visit to Britain.
The Duke of Sussex, who paid his grandmother a rare and surprising visit to Windsor Castle last month for tea with his wife Meghan Markle, said in an interview with NBC's "Today" show: "I'm just sure I'm sure he's safe and he's got the right people around him."
The monarch was smiling and standing unaided during her first official engagement since a week-long break at the Sandringham estate, smiling widely for photos with Cassis and his wife, Paola.
The Queen appeared to be in great and pleasant mood after returning to Windsor Castle after a week-long break at her Sandringham estate in Norfolk, eastern England, where she celebrated her 96th birthday in private on 21 April.
In the build-up to the UK-wide celebrations for his platinum jubilee in early June, Prince Harry's grandmother met face-to-face with the President of Switzerland and his wife, looking healthy.
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