Queen Camilla is on all fronts. Since a few weeks, the queen consort replaces the king to honor his various official commitments. After his operation for an enlarged prostate last January, doctors discovered that Charles III suffered from cancer. The king therefore began treatment and is resting at the royal estate at Sandringham in Norfolk. Meanwhile, the queen is busy. This week again, it’s she who held the reins of commemorating the ancient Greek king Constantineshe welcomed a group of hundreds of children before the final of a writing competition and met the Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska at Clarence House to mark two years since the start of the war in Ukraine.
A well-deserved break. After all these commitments made, Queen Camilla will take a few days of break, reports the British media Hello!. The king’s wife’s diary does not contain any commitments next week, she should therefore return to work from Monday March 11, when she will lead the annual Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey. While waiting for his return, Prince William, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie and Edward as well as Princess Anne replace her. According to Hello!during her week off, Camilla will spend time alongside her husband, Charles III.
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Camilla great support of Charles III
Queen Camilla is an important support for the king, who is going through a difficult time. As soon as his health problems were announced, she responded present at his side. “ He is fine », She said, reassuringly, when she was questioned about the state of health of Charles III. Many times, she had gone to his bedside at the London Clinic after his prostate operation. According to the royal expert of Hello!Emily Nash: “ The Queen will be a tower of strength for the King as he undergoes treatment for cancer. She understands the problem well thanks to her work with cancer centers of Maggie and she will be by his side every step of the way. »
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