King Charles is planning to return to public duties and may participate in the Trooping the Colour ceremony on horseback on June 15, despite health concerns related to his ongoing cancer treatment and potential extreme weather conditions that could affect the event. Royal reporter Jack Royston has raised safety issues, noting the risk of soldiers fainting from the heat. The decision on whether King Charles will ride will depend on assessments from Buckingham Palace doctors. The ceremony, set to start at 10:20 am, features traditional elements such as soldiers wearing tall fur caps.

In another royal health update, Princess Beatrice recently spoke on the TV program “This Morning” from New York, providing a positive report on her mother, Sarah, Duchess of York’s health. Sarah, aged 64, has been given an “all clear” after her battles with breast cancer, for which she underwent a mastectomy last June, and malignant melanoma diagnosed in January. Princess Beatrice stressed the importance of early health checks and familial support during health challenges. The Duchess of York has also commended Princess Kate for her openness regarding her own cancer treatment, highlighting the significance of raising public awareness about health issues.