London, England – Queen Camilla is set to take a well-deserved break from her royal duties after stepping in for King Charles III during his battle with cancer, as reported by The Sunday Times. The 76-year-old monarch will be on leave for over a week before returning to her official duties on March 11 at the Commonwealth Day celebration.
While Queen Camilla enjoys her break, her siblings Princess Anne and Prince Edward will be representing the crown at various events. They will attend engagements such as the Rising Brook Community Church, Savoy Chapel, and the National Equine Forum on behalf of the royal family.
King Charles III, 75, has taken a step back from his duties since revealing his cancer diagnosis on February 5. The Palace disclosed that the cancer was not prostate cancer but a separate health issue that required treatment. Queen Camilla has gracefully filled in for her husband during this time, attending events and representing the crown alongside dignitaries such as Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska.
Prince William, the heir to the throne, has also been noticeably absent from recent events as his wife, Kate Middleton, recovers from abdominal surgery. Middleton is expected to resume her official duties after Easter, following a successful procedure that required a period of hospitalization.
During his wife’s recovery, Prince William made a public appearance with actor Rob McElhenney at The Turf pub in Wrexham, Wales. The Prince was presented with Welsh dragon toys for his children and flowers for the Princess of Wales, showcasing a moment of lightheartedness amidst the royal family’s challenges.
As Queen Camilla takes a well-deserved break, the royal family continues to navigate their responsibilities with grace and resilience in the face of health challenges and personal trials. The support and unity displayed within the family underscore their commitment to serving the British monarchy and the public with dignity and perseverance.