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If you look at the photo of the event, taken after the event when Charles III was declared the king of Great Britain, you can see that, for example, at the Christmas concert, the Princess of Wales is cheering for Charles III, while Prince William will greet his father with a kiss!
But as “Page Six” writes, technically Prince William also has to bow to the Queen Consort – his stepmother Camilla. And the other members of the royal family must do the same – both the king and the queen consort must bow.
Should William address his father as “Your Majesty”? Protocol dictates that when greeting the King, he is first addressed as “Your Majesty” before changing to the less formal “Sir” (in the case of the Queen it was “Your Majesty” and then “Ma’am”). However, these rules mostly apply to public appearances, and William likely still calls his father “pa” (from papa) in private.
