April 30th 2024.
King Charles, after months of receiving treatment for cancer, has returned to work for the first time. He and Queen Camilla are making a visit to a cancer treatment center, where they will meet with both medical specialists and patients to raise awareness about the importance of early diagnosis.
The King's cancer was initially discovered during a treatment for benign prostate enlargement in early February, and he announced his diagnosis shortly after. However, it was later confirmed by Buckingham Palace that he does not have prostate cancer. While he has been receiving outpatient care since then, sources say that he is still battling cancer and will continue to receive treatment for it.
As the patron of Macmillan Cancer Support and Cancer Research UK, the King's visit to the treatment center aims to highlight the innovative research being done there and the importance of early detection. His attendance at future events will be announced closer to the time, taking into account his doctors' advice and any necessary accommodations to minimize risk to his recovery.
The warmer weather in the summer months will potentially allow for outdoor events, reducing the risk posed by large groups of people that can be dangerous for cancer patients. In fact, sources say that the King is hoping to participate in the Trooping of the Colour event in June, riding his horse Noble.
While the King's health has been a concern, Buckingham Palace released a new picture of him and Queen Camilla to mark the first anniversary of his coronation, showing the couple smiling and walking arm in arm. Meanwhile, Prince William has returned to his royal duties after two weeks off following his wife's cancer announcement. He is currently visiting the North East, including a stop at a low-carbon construction material firm and a center for men at risk of suicide.
In other royal news, a previously unseen portrait of Prince William and Princess Kate was released to mark their 13th wedding anniversary. The couple has been dealing with Kate's diagnosis and have been open about their struggles, with Kate calling it an incredibly tough time for their family. And in a historic visit, the Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie Wessex, became the first senior royal to visit Ukraine since the Russian invasion in February 2022.
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