Queen Camilla is reportedly still unsettled by King Charles' decision to undertake a lengthy trip to Australia and Samoa, despite his ongoing cancer treatment and her wishes for him to slow down. As the head of the Commonwealth, Charles is set to embark on this state visit, but sources suggest Camilla remains unhappy about the arrangement.
The King has had to make significant changes to his travel plans, skipping key events like COP29, where he had hoped to promote his lifelong climate advocacy. However, Charles remains determined to proceed with the 11-day tour, which kicks off next week. In an effort to accommodate his health, the trip has been modified with several concessions to prevent overwork, and the King will travel with two full-time doctors and spare blood supplies.
Friends of the royal couple have revealed that Camilla has long been vocal about her concerns regarding Charles' workload, encouraging him to take things easier, especially in light of his condition. Nevertheless, the monarch’s commitment to the tour reflects his "deep love and affection" for his duties, though Camilla remains cautious about the risks involved.
