– King Charles III spoke about friendship and kindness in remarks before his first public appearance since his cancer diagnosis
– Charles attended the Royal Maudy Service as a monarch for the first time in 2023, but skipped this year’s service due to cancer treatment
– Charles and Queen Camilla plan to attend an Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle’s chapel, despite the cancer diagnosis of Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales
King Charles III did not attend the Royal Maudy Service in March 2023 due to undergoing cancer treatment, but he shared sentiments about the importance of friendship and kindness in a recorded audio message played at the event. Charles emphasized the value of those who offer friendship, especially in times of need. He also acknowledged the individuals chosen to receive Maundy Money, stating they exemplify kindness and dedication to serving others in their communities. Charles expressed his commitment to following Christ’s example of serving others and encouraged the strengthening of communities.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla are expected to attend an Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle’s chapel, according to Buckingham Palace. The couple will come together for the religious celebration following Charles’s cancer diagnosis earlier this year. The palace did not provide further details on Charles’s health or his recovery. Meanwhile, Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, recently shared her own cancer diagnosis with the public, calling it a “huge shock.” Middleton, 42, expressed gratitude for her medical team and the care they have provided during her treatment. The announcement followed weeks of speculation about Middleton’s health and personal life.