King Charles III resumed his royal duties after a three-month break due to cancer treatment, visiting a hospital and cancer centre in London with Queen Camilla. The visit highlights King Charles’s new role as the patron of Cancer Research UK. Buckingham Palace has reported positive progress in his treatment. During another public engagement, King Charles offered condolences to the victims of a stabbing in Hainault and commended the emergency services for their bravery. His return to duties was also acknowledged by the Privy Council, noting his determination to balance royal responsibilities with his health.

In the meantime, Prince William, the Prince of Wales, addressed concerns about Princess Kate’s health during a visit to Durham. While Princess Kate undergoes preventative chemotherapy at home, Prince William assured a well-wisher that his family was “doing well.” His visit also included stops at Low Carbon Materials in Seaham and James’ Place in Newcastle. Furthermore, he took part in an event at Little Lotus Nursery, engaging with attendees including a young boy who playfully misled him about his birthday.

Prince William has reduced his royal workload to provide support to Princess Kate and their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, during this challenging period. Princess Kate confirmed her own cancer diagnosis via a video on her official X account on March 22.

The royal family continues to fulfill their public roles while managing significant personal health challenges. Prince Harry is also expected to re-enter the UK soon for the Invictus Games anniversary ceremony.