KING Charles has officially returned to public royal duties, eleven weeks after announcing he had cancer.
But a royal expert has claimed that Prince William will be worried about his father’s return and is “fiercely protective” of him.
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On Tuesday, Charles, 75, swapped stories and held hands with patients as he visited a cancer treatment center with the Queen, 76.
When asked about his battle and recovery in health, Her Majesty understandably said it was a “shock” to receive his cancer diagnosis.
Old BBC Royal correspondent Jennie Bond said William, who has scaled back his own commitments to care for Kate as she recovers from surgery, will be looking after King Charles.
She said Bela Magazine: “William and Charles have become much closer in recent years, especially after Harry’s departure, so I’m sure William feels extremely protective of his father.
“But he knows his work ethic, so I think William will have to accept that he has no choice but to trust Charles not to overexert himself during the first few months of treatment.”
She added that the king is known for being a “workaholic” who starts early in the morning and ends after midnight.
Jennie said William and Harry once revealed that Charles often gets preoccupied with paperwork and falls asleep at his desk.
The BBC’s former royal correspondent said King Charles wants to prove he is a capable and present monarch.
There was speculation whether King Charles might appear in both Royal Ascot and Trooping the Color – both taking place in June.
However, Jennie added that Camilla is also “extremely protective” about her husband doing too much too soon.
The palace has only so far confirmed the king’s commitment to the oncology hospital, which took place yesterday, and a forthcoming Japan State Visit.
They also confirmed The Sun’s story last month that planning is underway for the King to travel abroad, which includes commemorations of the 80th anniversary of D-Day in June and even Australia in October.
The palace spokesperson added: “Planning continues for ways in which Their Majesties can participate in such summer It is fall commitments, although nothing can be confirmed or guaranteed at this stage.
“All future plans remain subject to the advice of doctors at the earliest opportunity, with appropriate adaptations made where necessary to minimize any risks to Her Majesty’s continued recovery.”
It is understood the King’s program will be “carefully calibrated” with his medical team as his recovery continues.
Timeline of the battle for King Charles’ health
January 17th: Buckingham Palace announces that the king has been diagnosed with an enlarged prostate
January 26th: The Sun exclusively photographs the King arriving at the London Clinic for his ‘corrective procedure’
January 29th: Seen waving and smiling as he leaves the hospital after another night
February 5th: Palace revealed while in hospital for a prostate operation, doctors discovered that the king has a type of cancer
February, 10th: King issues ‘heartfelt thanks’ in written statement
February 21st: King tells Rishi Sunak he was ‘reduced to tears’ by get well letters
March 21st: Princess of Wales and King have lunch at Windsor Castle
March 22: Kate announces via video statement that she is being treated for cancer
March 31: King attends Easter Sunday service and tells stories on a ‘walk’ with members of the public and aides say ‘it was a significant step’ as KIng ‘responded to the treatment in a very encouraging way’
April 4: The Sun exclusively reveals King has ordered aides to ‘overload’ his diary for the summer and is ‘raring to go’
April 10: King and Queen vacation at Birkhall in the Scottish Highlands
April 26: Buckingham Palace announces King will return to frontline public duties
Future:
April 30th: King will mark his public return by visiting a cancer hospital with the Queen
May 8th and 21st: Buckingham Palace Garden Parties
May 21st to 25th: Chelsea Flower Show
June 6: D-Day 80th anniversary celebrations in France and the United Kingdom
15th of June: Trooping the Color anniversary parade in London
June 17th: Garter Day Parade at Windsor Castle
June 18th to 22nd: Royal Ascot
June’s end: State Visit of the Emperor and Empress of Japan
July 3: Holyrood Week in Scotland
October: Two or three week tour of Australia
The spokesperson said: “Her Majesty is very encouraged to resume some public duties and is very grateful to her medical team for their continued care and expertise.”
His return comes just days before the nation celebrates the first full year since the king’s coronation last May.
Her Majesty and Princess Kate have confided in each other through their shared cancer shocks.
Charles is very much looking forward to his time as King to play his role as fully as possible
Jenny Bond
The royal mother of three, 42, opened up about her diagnosis in an emotional video last month.
Like her father-in-law, doctors detected the disease after she had planned abdominal surgery in January.
While Princess Kate and King Charles took a step back, Prince William and Queen Camilla took on the weight of their royal duties.
Everything we know about King Charles’ return to work
Q: Does today’s announcement mean that King Charles’ cancer treatment has been successful or completed?
A: The King’s treatment program is ongoing, but doctors are “sufficiently satisfied” with the progress so far and Charles can now resume a number of public duties. Other real commitments will be adapted where necessary to reduce any recovery risks.
Q: How long will King Charles receive treatment?
A: Although it’s too early to tell, King’s medical team is “very encouraged” by the progress made so far and remains “positive” about his recovery.
Q: How many engagements will King Charles undertake in the coming weeks and months.
A: They will be announced closer to the time in the usual way and will remain under medical guidance. It will not be a full summer program. Her Majesty will continue with all official State and selected public business.
Q: Is there a risk that King Charles is taking on too much responsibility with these external roles?
A: King’s schedule will be carefully crafted to meet his recovery needs and he will be in close consultation with his medical team.
Q: Will King Charles take part in the birthday parade, D-Day celebrations, garden parties, Royal Ascot or an autumn tour abroad?
A: Planning continues regarding ways in which the King and Queen will be able to attend these summer and fall engagements. All future plans remain under medical guidance.
Q: How is King Charles?
A: The Palace said: “Her Majesty is very encouraged to resume public duties and very grateful to her medical team for their continued car and expertise.”
Wills recently visited a school in Sandwell, West Midlands, to meet a 12-year-old boy who wrote him a heartfelt letter about the stigma around men. mental health.
The royal apologized for Kate’s absence and said she would “love to be there.”
Meanwhile, Queen Camilla continues to be the King’s “rock” – and is said to be in regular contact with Kate.
The Queen continued to carry out all her royal duties and attended many events alone after asking Charles to slow down.
She attended 13 royal engagements in the month following Her Majesty’s health announcement.
In March, she took a well-deserved break as one of the last senior royals amid Kate and Charles’ rest.
But Camilla dutifully returned on March 11 to replace the king at the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey.
Charles’ doctors are ‘positive’ about King’s cancer recovery
KING Charles’ doctors are ‘positive’ about his recovery from cancer as he returns to work 11 weeks after diagnosis.
The monarch is well enough to return to frontline public duties, Buckingham Palace has announced.
Palace officials say the 75-year-old king is still undergoing cancer treatment, but his medical team is “very encouraged by the progress” and “remains positive” about his recovery.
Charles will be joined by Camilla, 76, who decides to make her public comeback by visiting a cancer hospital to speak to staff and patients, together on Tuesday.
The palace also confirmed that it will host a state visit from the Emperor and Empress of Japan this summer.
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