Queen Camilla is keeping a close eye on her husband.
Camilla, 76, was photographed leaving a London clinic on three separate occasions within 24 hours after King Charles, 75, underwent surgery for an enlarged prostate on Friday morning. Ta.
She smiled for the cameras on two of the three occasions she left the hospital and appeared to be in good spirits despite the less-than-ideal circumstances.
Camilla was last seen on Saturday afternoon, smiling as she was driven back from a London hospital in the passenger seat of a black car.
She wore a forest green sweater vest over a white blouse.
On Friday, Camila was photographed sitting in the back seat of a black car at night.
The visit was fairly quick as she arrived at 6:34pm and left just before 8pm. According to the Daily Mail.
Charles' long-term partner Charles was also seen leaving the hospital after arriving with him for a 9am appointment.
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She looked regal in a royal blue dress with a button down the center of the chest and a matching wrap that cinched at the waist. After she broke up with Charles, she smiled.
Buckingham Palace confirmed last week that His Royal Highness would undergo a “corrective procedure”.
They also informed the public that his condition was “benign.”
Charles' hospitalization comes shortly after his daughter-in-law, Duchess Kate, underwent “planned abdominal surgery” on January 16.
Kensington Palace said in a statement on behalf of the Princess of Wales: “The surgery was successful and she will remain in hospital for 10 to 14 days before returning home to continue her recovery.”
They added that she was not expected to return to royal duties until after Easter.
Surgery had been planned, but Middleton was forced to postpone some of her future plans.
Kensington's statement said: “She looks forward to bringing back as many people as possible as soon as possible.”
Charles reportedly visited the Princess of Wales in hospital before prostate surgery.
Both hospitalizations encouraged Meghan Markle and Prince Harry to send well-wishes to their relatives, despite their strained relationship.
“The King and Princess of Wales are receiving support from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle regarding their health,” a source close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex claimed to the Mirror.
