Even after news of King Charles and Duchess Kate's recent health problems surfaced, Queen Camilla remained calm and continued working.
The 75-year-old monarch announced on Wednesday that he would be hospitalized next week to treat an enlarged prostate.
The 42-year-old Princess of Wales underwent abdominal surgery on Tuesday and will remain in a London clinic for up to two weeks while she recovers.
Camilla, 76 years old I visited the Aberdeen Art Gallery in Aberdeen, Scotland.today she gave an update on her husband's health.
“Good morning, it's been a very cold trip. I'm sorry I'm a little late,” she said at the event.
“How is your Majesty?” asked Aberdeen Lieutenant Dr. David Cameron.
“He's fine, thank you very much. I'm looking forward to getting back to work,” she replied.
The public engagement was the former Duchess of Cornwall's first event since both news came to light.
On Wednesday, the royal family released a statement for the first time, saying Kate's surgery was a “success” and she would not leave home until after Easter.
“She hopes the public understands her desire to maintain as much normalcy as possible for her children,” the memo said.
They added that they hope the public respects “her wish to keep her personal medical information private.”
The Palace later said it would “only provide updates on Mr Middleton's progress if there is significant new information to share”.
As for Charles, Buckingham Palace revealed later the same day that he would undergo “corrective surgery” for a swollen prostate.
The newspaper said his condition was benign. Associated Pressadded that benign prostatic hyperplasia is “common in thousands of men each year.”
The king will undergo a “short period of medical treatment” to recover and rest.
On Thursday, Duchess Kate's husband Prince William was seen visiting his spouse while he was recovering at a clinic in London.
The 41-year-old Prince of Wales was also seen leaving the hospital in an Audi, with his bodyguards following close behind in a Range Rover.
Sources told The Post yesterday that Prince William is making sure his schedule remains open to support Duchess Kate's recovery and to look after their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. It is said that there is.
Former royal butler Grant Harrold told the Post that the heir to the throne must now “step up” to bat.
Harold said: “It is highly unusual for two members of the royal family to be absent and it will put even more pressure on Prince William.''
“I think he feels anxious, just like you do. But as I've seen many times, William handles stress well.”
