King Charles made his first major public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer, greeting well-wishers after attending an Easter Sunday service in Windsor with Queen Camilla by his side. The Prince and Princess of Wales were not in attendance, as Catherine continues her cancer treatment.
Despite his diagnosis, the 75-year-old King surprised waiting crowds outside St George’s Chapel, engaging with them and expressing gratitude for their support. He joked with the crowd and appeared to enjoy the interaction, a positive sign of his recovery.
The global appeal of the royal family was evident as visitors from around the world gathered to catch a glimpse of the King and Queen. The church outing was a cautious first step back into the public eye for the King, with no immediate plans for a return to official duties.
Meanwhile, Princess Catherine revealed she was undergoing preventative treatment for cancer, adding to the challenges faced by the royal family. Queen Camilla has taken on more responsibilities in recent months, while Prince William continues his work on various projects.
As the royal family navigates through these difficult times, the future of key events like Trooping the Colour remains uncertain. The support and well-wishes from the public serve as a source of encouragement for the King and his family as they confront these health challenges.