The royal family shares uplifting news as the Duke of Sussex settles with UK publisher
King Charles III’s office paid a heartfelt tribute to Queen Camilla, highlighting her dedication to royal duties, shortly after Prince Harry’s settlement with UK publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN) made headlines.
The royal family’s social media accounts shared a series of endearing photos of the 77-year-old Queen during her visit to Prospect Hospice, where she has served as President since 2013. The caption celebrated the hospice’s 45 years of compassionate care, emphasising its vital role in providing free end-of-life services in north-east Wiltshire.
The post read: “The Queen visited to meet the incredible staff, dedicated volunteers, and the patients and families who benefit from Prospect’s vital services. During the visit, The Queen officially opened the Evans Education Centre and joined in cutting a special cake to mark this milestone anniversary.”
This uplifting update comes just hours after Prince Harry’s legal team confirmed his settlement with NGN over allegations of unlawful intrusion into his private life. The Duke of Sussex received an “unequivocal apology” and substantial damages as part of the agreement.
The timing of the Palace’s statement highlights a contrast between Harry’s ongoing battles with the media and the royal family’s focus on celebrating Queen Camilla’s contributions to charitable causes. As Harry continues to fight for accountability from the British press, the monarchy underscores its enduring commitment to public service.
