King Charles Resuming Public Duties 'Shortly' After Cancer Diagnosis

King Charles III will make his return “shortly” to public duties, the British Royal Family announced Friday, just over two months after the king was diagnosed with cancer. Charles’ cancer diagnosis was the second to rock the Royal Family this year. Last month, Charles’ daughter-in-law Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, confirmed she was receiving cancer treatment, saying she received surgery that “was successful.” Like Charles, she did not specify what type of cancer she was diagnosed with. Her confirmation ended weeks of speculation over her absence from the public eye and a bizarre doctored photo with her children, prompting unsubstantiated rumors about her health and personal life. Kate, the wife of Prince William, had been admitted to a hospital in January for a “planned abdominal procedure.”King Charles was formally coronated last May in an extravagant ceremony in London, with the pomp and circumstance of the event featuring a 360-year-old St. Edward’s Crown of 22-carat gold and nearly 450 precious and semiprecious stones, as well as performances by Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Andrea Bocelli. The coronation marked the first transfer of the British throne since Charles' mother Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in 1953-Elizabeth died at the age of 96 in September 2022, ending her reign as Britain’s longest-reigning monarch. Charles had been next-in-line for the throne for a record 70 years, by far the longest heir-apparent in Buckingham Palace history, starting when Charles was just three years old.
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