Queen Camilla shared a reassuring update on the health of her husband, King Charles, during her attendance at the official opening of the new Maggie's Cancer Support Centre at the Royal Free Hospital in northwest London.
Amid interactions with donors, including Sir Gerald Ronson, who inquired about the King's well-being after his treatment for an enlarged prostate, Queen Camilla conveyed positive news. When asked about the King's condition, she replied, "He's getting on, doing his best."
Dori Dana-Haeri, who spearheaded the fundraising efforts for the new centre, expressed her delight at the King's recovery, to which Queen Camilla responded affirmatively, acknowledging the relief felt by many.
Supporter Sir Michael Pakenham extended his best wishes for the King's recovery, to which Queen Camilla expressed gratitude and assured that the sentiments would be conveyed.
King Charles was discharged from The London Clinic on Monday, with Queen Camilla by his side, and appeared to be in good spirits as they left the hospital together.
Queen Camilla's attendance at the engagement marked her 17th visit to a Maggie's centre and her first as Queen, reflecting her continued commitment to supporting cancer patients and their families.
