Monarch joins Royal Family at Windsor in show of strength and resilience
King Charles III put on a brave face as he made a poignant appearance at the traditional Easter Sunday service at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, while continuing his cancer treatment.
The 76-year-old monarch was accompanied by Queen Camilla and several senior royals, including Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, for the Easter Matins held at the historic 15th-century chapel in Berkshire, as reported by GB News.
This appearance was seen as especially significant given the King’s health condition. Despite recent side effects from treatment that led to a brief hospital observation, he appeared composed and was warmly welcomed by crowds gathered to celebrate the occasion.
Notably absent from the service were the Prince and Princess of Wales, who chose to spend Easter privately at their Norfolk home with their children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. The decision comes as Princess Catherine continues her quiet recovery, now in remission following her own cancer diagnosis.
King Charles' Easter engagement served as a strong message of continuity and resilience, reassuring the public of his ongoing commitment to his royal duties even amid personal health challenges.
