LONDON: Britain’s King Charles attended the Easter Sunday Service and made a heartwarming promise with the well-wisher about his beloved daughter-in-law Kate Middleton, who was unable to attend the service due to ongoing cancer treatment.
Accompanied by Queen Camilla, King Charles embarked on a walkabout at St George’s Chapel, engaging with attendees and exchanging pleasantries.
During the interaction, when urged to get well soon, King Charles responded with a light-hearted remark, saying, “I’m doing my best,” eliciting smiles from those present.
Royal expert Rebecca English shared glimpses of King Charles’s interactions on X, formerly known as Twitter, through videos and photos, portraying the monarch’s cheerful demeanor.
“The King seemed in genuinely excellent spirits as he chatted to well-wishers,” English tweeted, highlighting King Charles’s positive engagement with attendees.
Further details emerged as King Charles received cards from supporters, with the monarch promising to convey their good wishes to his daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton. The Princess of Wales, as she is known, is currently undergoing cancer treatment.
The absence of Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, from the Easter church service was notable. Last week, the future queen announced that she was undergoing chemotherapy after being diagnosed with cancer.
