King Charles Makes First Public Outing Since Cancer Diagnosis
King Charles attended church in Sandringham on Sunday, marking his first public appearance since his cancer diagnosis was announced by Buckingham Palace. The King was seen waving to members of the public as he walked outside St Mary Magdalene Church with his wife, Queen Camilla. The appearance comes after the King expressed gratitude on Saturday for the support and well wishes he has received following the news of his diagnosis.
Approximately 100 well-wishers gathered outside the Norfolk estate to show their support as the King made his way into the church. The public was not allowed to enter the grounds or the church area, but they were able to catch a glimpse of the King as he arrived.
The King has temporarily stepped back from public-facing duties to focus on his treatment for cancer, with other senior royals, including Queen Camilla and the Prince of Wales, taking on his duties for some official events. According to the Palace, the King’s cancer was detected while he was undergoing treatment for an enlarged prostate in London. While the specific type of cancer has not been disclosed, it has been confirmed that it is not prostate cancer.
In a message of thanks, the King expressed that sharing his diagnosis has helped promote public understanding and draw attention to the work of organizations supporting cancer patients and their families across the UK and around the world. The King’s gratitude was echoed by the Queen and Prince William, who also acknowledged the outpouring of support for the royal family.
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