King Charles made his first major public appearance since revealing his cancer diagnosis and treatment by attending an Easter service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor. Accompanied by Queen Camilla and other family members, the King was seen waving to people and expressing gratitude for the support he received from the crowds.
Despite maintaining a low profile since his diagnosis was made public, the King has previously attended private events. According to the BBC, he will continue to avoid crowds and public events while undergoing treatment. His attendance at the church service marks a cautious return to public life.
Notably absent from the service were Prince William and Kate, who had announced earlier that they would not be attending. Kate, who recently began cancer treatment after undergoing abdominal surgery, sent a video message last week. She is currently spending time with her family in Norfolk and is not expected to resume royal duties for some time.
Both Prince William and Kate have expressed their gratitude for the support and well wishes they have received following the announcement of Kate’s health condition. Despite the challenges they are facing, the family remains appreciative of the public’s concern and care.
This highlighted the latest public appearance of King Charles as he continues his battle with cancer. The King’s determined attitude and perseverance in the face of adversity are inspiring to many, and his cautious return to public life demonstrates his commitment to fulfilling his duties despite the challenges he faces.