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Queen’s Camilla knows that in spite of his cancer struggle, her husband, King Charles IIIContinues to fulfill his work commitments – for better or for worse.
“I think he loves his work and keeps him going,” Camilla, 77, told UK journalists dealing with the Royal Couple’s four -day trip to Italy last week Hello Magazine. “And I think it’s wonderful, you know, if you’ve been ill and you’re getting better, you’re getting better and now you want to do more and more.”
“That’s the problem,” added from Charles, 76. “That’s what he has driven. Help others.”
The Queen’s Words were echoed by the Senior Buckingham Palace Officer, who suggested that those around Charles had tried to adapt his busy work schedule as he was treated for a type of unveiled cancer. But, says the officer, Charles “enjoys” meeting people and was “determined” to make a difference despite his health barriers.
Queen Camilla shared a short update on how her husband, King Charles III, remains in the middle of his battle with cancer. Speaking to author Lee Child at the Annual Queen’s Reading Room Festival at Hampton Court Palace over the weekend, Camilla, 76, noted that the Queen, 75, is “doing right” and does not have (…)
Charles has continued to fulfill his state duties and public commitments in recent months, only one barrier in March when He was in the hospital Following “temporary side effects” of its cancer treatment.
“Following ongoing and continuing medical treatment for cancer this morning, the king experienced temporary side effects that required a short period of observation in the hospital,” the palace said in a statement at the time. “Her Majesty’s afternoon commitments were delayed, therefore.”
King soon returned to Clarence House to improve, but additional commitments were also deferred the following day.
“As a precautionary measure, acting on medical advice, tomorrow’s diary program will also be rescheduled,” added the palace. “His Majesty would like to send his apologies to all who may be inconvenient or disappointed as a result.”
Charles, who announced his cancer diagnosis in February 2024, recently reorganized some appointments before his tour in Italy so he could rest before the week traveled. He appeared in a good mood during the visit, and even celebrated his wedding birthday and Camilla on Wednesday, April 9, with private reception in the Vatican.
They received good wishes from Pope Francis, who has also been recovering from recent health issues.
“A special minute of her majesty as they met his holiness privately Pope Francis in the Vatican yesterday,” shared Buckingham Palace through X early Thursday, April 10.
“The King and Queen were deeply touched by the Pope’s kind remarks for their 20th anniversary of wedding and in honor of being able to share their best wishes personally,” continued the Palace Post.
Wednesday’s visit came in the middle of a tight journey for the Royals, which also included the state feast held by Italy’s President, Sergio Mattarella at the Palace of Quirinale in Rome.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla
Andrew Parsons – Pool Images/GettyCharles acknowledged his birthday in a speech thanking the President and other dignitaries during the lunch. “Today are marks, as you say, the Queen and my 20th anniversary of wedding. On that score, I must say that it is really good for you, Mr President, lying on this romantic little lunch, lit with this candles for two…,” Charles said.
Camilla also spoke about their long -lasting marriage Rare personal interview with reporters ahead to gine President Mattarella.
“Twenty years, who could believe it is 20 years? What’s the secret? I don’t know … well … probably it’s just a kind of friendship,” said Camilla. “Laughing at the same things, getting on with life. Probably doing this,” she added, gesturing to the school where she met young children learning about Paddington Bear, “taking most of the time.”
Camilla and Charles tend to be separate as they conquer many royal commitments, with Camilla adding, “We always go in different directions, like ships that actually pass at night.
Charles and Camilla married on April 9, 2005, at a civil wedding at Windsor Guildhall in Windsor, England. Later, Charles’s recent parents joined the couple, Queen Elizabeth II and The Prince PhilipFor a prayer service at St George’s Chapel and a reception at Windsor Castle.
Before his marriage to Camilla, Charles was married to Princess Diana Between 1981 and 1996. The former dubbed two children, Prince William42, and Prince Harry40.
Meanwhile, Camilla was married to the British Army Officer Andrew Parker Bowles between 1973 and 1995. They share two children, Tom Parker Bowles50, and Laura lopes47.
