SAD NEWS: 15 Minutes Ago, Queen Camilla’s health Deteriorate as Doctor confirmed New infection
SAD NEWS: 15 Minutes Ago, Queen Camilla’s health Deteriorate as Doctor confirmed New infection
Queen Camilla has canceled another public engagement due to lingering side effects from a viral chest infection.
The Queen, who was diagnosed shortly after returning from a tour of Australia and Samoa with King Charles, has been advised by royal doctors to rest.
Her illness first became apparent last month when she withdrew from the annual Field of Remembrance visit on November 7 and later missed a Buckingham Palace reception for Olympic and Paralympic athletes.
Despite these setbacks, Camilla has managed to maintain a selective schedule while prioritizing her recovery.
Camilla and King Charles are set to welcome the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, and his wife, Sheikha Jawaher bint Hamad bin Suhaim Al Thani, for a state visit to the UK. However, Camilla’s involvement has been adjusted.
She will not attend the ceremonial welcome or take part in the traditional carriage ride but plans to join for lunch, view the gallery display, and attend the evening state banquet.
A palace spokesperson confirmed Camilla’s determination to fulfill select responsibilities, stating her schedule had been “tweaked” to accommodate her recovery.
Other royals step in
Meanwhile, the Princess of Wales is gradually returning to royal duties after completing chemotherapy for cancer earlier this year. In her first state visit appearance since her diagnosis, Kate will meet the Emir and his wife alongside Prince William.
She will also participate in the ceremonial carriage ride with King Charles and attend the parade ground reception. However, Kate will not attend the state banquet, leaving William to represent them both.
The royal family’s busy schedule continues despite recent health challenges. King Charles was treated for prostate cancer earlier this year, spending three months away from public duties.
He has since resumed his engagements, including high-profile events such as D-Day commemorations and welcoming visiting dignitaries.
