Queen Camilla recently spoke about King Charles III’s recovery from cancer treatment, noting his enthusiasm to resume royal duties. This update was shared during an event at Buckingham Palace, where the King and Queen met with cancer patients. The event also celebrated the relaunch of The Wash Bag Project, an initiative started by Camilla to support victims of rape and sexual abuse, providing toiletries to survivors.

In other royal news, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are planning a visit to Nigeria, which has sparked discussions about their intentions and public perception. Royal expert Phil Dampier voiced concerns on Sky News Australia about the couple’s ability to fulfill their roles as Commonwealth ambassadors.

Additionally, Prince Harry is preparing to attend the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games in the UK, an event he founded to aid injured military personnel. However, his visit is overshadowed by ongoing family tensions and questions about his relationship with King Charles and Prince William.

Meanwhile, Meghan Markle’s representatives have corrected misreports about her new Netflix cooking show’s filming location, clarifying that it is being shot at a residence, not a cannabis farm.

Critics have suggested that Prince Harry should consider stepping down from his role with the Invictus Games to enhance his public image. However, despite the criticism, his recent accolades in the aviation industry indicate his continued commitment to his roles and projects.

Lastly, The King’s Trust, formerly known as The Prince’s Trust, hosted a gala in New York City to mark its U.S. expansion and rebranding. The charity, initiated by King Charles in 1976, continues its mission to support young people’s education and employment globally, despite the King’s absence due to health reasons.