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Upcoming commitments
The return to public activity marks the first of a series of formal engagements that will see the British sovereign as protagonists in the coming months, including the state visit of the Emperor and Empress of Japan next June. However, it is unclear how many of the other traditional royal events scheduled this summer the monarch will attend. Carlo, until this moment, had limited himself to participating in indoor appointments with individual guests or family events such as Easter mass.
The visit to the facility that deals with cancer treatment
The destination chosen for the return to the public scene represents a gesture of solidarity towards other sick people and of support for campaigns for the prevention or early treatment of tumors. The royal couple was awaited outside the structure by subjects and onlookers. “You are not alone”, is the message addressed to the monarch by one of those present. The court, on the other hand, made it known that no further declarations or communications are to be expected on the health conditions of the king, who is struggling with cancer diagnosed after a previous surgery linked to an enlarged prostate, but the exact nature of which has never been known. revealed.
The return to public commitments
The partial resumption of the sovereign’s official activities is commented with relief in the British political world and with reactions of cautious confidence by various commentators (after some alarming gossip recently fueled by the US tabloid press). Even if in the background there remain the elements of prudence suggested at the moment by the palace press releases themselves.
Possible meeting (unconfirmed) with son Harry
While it is not yet clear whether among His Majesty’s upcoming commitments there is also a new meeting with his youngest son, the rebellious Prince Harry, who will return to the Kingdom for a few days in a week, from American self-exile, to participate in the events of tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games: games reserved for disabled soldiers of which the Duke of Sussex has been patron since its foundation. A trip in which Harry, as confirmed in recent hours by one of his spokespersons, will not be accompanied by his wife Meghan, nor by his children Archie and Lilibet.
