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.

King Charles’ warm hug with the New Zealand women’s rugby union team—the Black Ferns—at Buckingham Palace is winning hearts on the internet. In the viral video, King Charles was also seen posing for a selfie with the team.

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, in the UK to take on England’s Red Roses, after he said “hug, why not”.

London: King Charles III found himself in something of a royal scrum when he accepted a hug from the New Zealand women s rugby team during a

Ahead of the match, Buckingham Palace hosted the New Zealand women's rugby union team to honour the visiting players.

King Charles III found himself in something of a royal scrum when he accepted a hug from the New Zealand women’s rugby team during a Buckingham

King Charles shared a lighthearted moment with New Zealand’s national women's rugby team, the Black Ferns, at Buckingham Palace, where he was embraced by the players following a request for a hug. The King’s humor was on display during the event,