After days with the spotlight on Kate Middleton, we’re back to talking about King Charles. And of a decision made at Camilla’s insistence
In recent days, the British tabloids first and foremost but also the magazines and newspapers from all over the world have focused on the public return, since the day of the announcement of the disease, by Kate Middleton. Reappeared alongside her husband William and three children on the occasion of the important annual Trooping the Colors event. Obviously on this occasion the sovereign Charles was also present who, just like Kate, is fighting against the tumor that struck him, and with him Queen Camilla.
However, the monarch has remained somewhat in the shadows precisely by virtue of the fact that the press has largely focused on the Princess of Wales. In the last few hours, however, there has been a strong return to talking about the King, and by virtue of the fact that Charles would have taken, at Camilla’s great insistence, an important decision. So let’s find out what is happening in the corridors of the palace.
King Charles’ decision and Camilla’s insistence: the details
The background stories circulating in these hours are effects related to the disease against which the sovereign continues to fight. This while participating, always with great cordiality and smiles, in the appointments and public commitments scheduled over the course of these weeks.
Like Royal Ascot, which saw him participate on the first day, only to be replaced by William on the second. What are the reasons for this ‘short step back’? Camilla would have something to do with it.
At the Queen’s insistence, in fact, King Charles would have made an important decision: that is, taking a break to recover your strength between one commitment and another. After all, Carlo hasn’t taken time to rest for days: first of all he took part in the Trooping the Color at Bukingham Palace and then, the following day, attended the Order of the Garter ceremony at Windsor Castle.
Without being able to take a breath, he took part in the opening of Royal Ascot on 18 June in Berkshire. At that point Camilla would intervene and insist on doing so that Carlo could rest. And so he did, albeit only for one day, returning perky on the third day of the renowned English horse racing event.
To believe that Camilla is behind the King’s repose, under treatment for cancer, there are several previous statements from the Queen consort, who on several occasions underlined that Charles does not know how to stop and that it is often she who intervenes to so he can ‘put on the brakes’.
