Amid King Charles's health scare, the Royal Family stands united, with Prince Edward, the King's youngest sibling, stepping forward to support Prince William in the absence of Queen Camilla, who temporarily steps back from royal duties.
With King Charles undergoing treatment following his cancer diagnosis, Queen Elizabeth has taken on the leadership of the Royal Family. However, Queen Camilla plans a brief holiday outside the UK to rejuvenate after a busy schedule of royal engagements throughout February.
In her absence, Prince Charles is expected to assume a more prominent role, guiding the Royal Family while Queen Elizabeth takes respite.
Prince Edward, set to turn 60 in just seven days on Sunday, March 10, will accompany Prince William in undertaking royal engagements throughout the upcoming week. His wife, the Duchess of Edinburgh, is anticipated to join him on select engagements.
Meanwhile, the Duke of Edinburgh is slated for eight engagements in the coming days, demonstrating the family's commitment to fulfilling their duties despite the challenging circumstances.
The Queen is scheduled to resume her duties on March 11, representing King Charles at the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey, reaffirming the Royal Family's dedication to their roles and responsibilities.
