Amidst health struggles, King Charles III will attend easter service with Queen Camilla, while Princess Kate, facing her own cancer diagnosis, prioritizes recovery away from public eye

As Easter Sunday approaches, the British royal family anticipates a subdued celebration this year due to health concerns affecting senior members. Typically, the entire family attends the Easter Sunday church service, but Buckingham Palace announced a smaller attendance this time.

King Charles III, diagnosed with cancer in February, will join Queen Camilla at the service. This follows his recent Maundy Thursday message, where he vowed to serve the nation “with his whole heart.”

Despite his diagnosis, King Charles has continued with select engagements, including audiences and memorial services. Notably, Queen Camilla conducted the Maundy money ritual, a historic first.

Meanwhile, Princess Kate, also facing a cancer diagnosis, will focus on recovery away from public duties. The Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their children, retreat to the Sandringham estate for quality time together.

In a candid video, Kate shared her health journey and expressed gratitude for Prince William’s support, emphasizing the need for privacy during treatment.

As the royal family navigates these health challenges, their Easter celebrations will prioritize supporting and caring for one another during this challenging period.