The King found himself at the centre of a hug that turned into a scrum as he hosted the New Zealand women’s rugby team at Buckingham Palace. The monarch, 75, who has been undergoing treatment for cancer,

Sky News contributor Louise Roberts has commented on a viral moment between the New Zealand women's rugby union team the Black Ferns with King Charles at Buckingham Palace ahead of their match against England.

King Charles III was all smiles during a meetup with New Zealand's Black Ferns rugby team — especially after getting a chance to hug the players. “We all wanted a hug,” winger Ayesha Leti-I’iga asked Charles,

King Charles appeared to be in good spirits today as he welcomed New Zealand's women’s rugby union team at Buckingham Palace this evening. The King chatted to the Black Ferns as they prepare for their match against England's Red Roses on Saturday, September 14.

The King found himself in the middle of a scrum when he accepted a hug from a New Zealand women’s rugby player. Charles laughed as he was affectionately mobbed by the Black Ferns, who are in the UK to play England’s Red Roses,