its health Queen Camilla (77) forced a last-minute change to one of the most important appointments on his official agenda. Between December 3 and 4, the monarchs will host Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and his first wife Sheikha Jawaher bint Hamad bin Suhaim Al Thani, whom they have invited for the visit. However, the program that was organized for this trip has changed and the wife of Carlos III will miss part of the events.
© Getty ImagesBuckingham Palace announced hours before the Middle East leader’s arrival that Queen Camilla would not be able to attend all scheduled events due to a persistent viral chest infection that kept her out of public life for several days. November This was shortly after their return from a trip to Bangalore, where they enjoyed a few days of relaxation and disconnection at a spa before returning to the UK after a ten-day tour of Australia and Samoa.
Queen Camilla has been suffering from a month-long illness that has caused her to miss important events such as Remembrance Day ceremonies. Additionally, it left him with little energy and doctors advised him to rest and modify his actions to fully recover. He himself said two weeks ago, after his relapse, that he was improving, but that he still had a cough because “it always takes a while to get rid of these things.”
Will Queen Camilla miss the event?
The Queen will not attend the reception and will not attend the official welcoming ceremony at London’s Horse Guards Parade on Tuesday morning. He will also not be on the car tour that will accompany Buckingham, which is expected to be joined by the Princess of Wales. Yes, he will attend other major moments like a lunch at the palace, a state banquet, an exhibition visit and the emir and his wife’s farewell on Wednesday.
© Getty ImagesThe last meeting between Charles III and the Emir of Qatar took place exactly twelve months ago, coinciding with the COP28 summit held in Dubai. Furthermore, as Prince of Wales he has been to Asian countries eight times, two of them with his wife, then the Duchess of Cornwall. For his part, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani has been to the UK eight times, including the coronation of the current king.
© Getty ImagesA complicated 2024 for Windsor
It’s going to be a tricky 2024 for Windsor. In February, Buckingham Palace announced that Charles III had been diagnosed with cancer. “During the King’s recent stay at the King’s Hospital for a benign prostate enlargement, something was discovered that raised concerns. Following the relevant diagnostic tests, a form of cancer was detected. His Majesty began his regular treatment today and throughout this ” period, His doctors have recommended that he suspend his public events,” the statement said. In an initial phase in which the sovereign concentrated on performing state functions and office functions, his presence in public life is now virtually complete.
© Getty ImagesIn March, when all eyes were on the King’s illness, Kate Middleton announced that she too was suffering from cancer and had begun chemotherapy. She underwent stomach surgery in January and has been out of the media spotlight ever since, amid constant rumors that ended with news no one expected to hear. The Princess of Wales said in September that she had finished treatment, making it clear that “my road to healing and full recovery is long, and I have to take each day as it comes.” The wife of the heir to the throne is gradually entering public life and is eagerly preparing for the traditional Christmas carol concert that she hosts every Christmas.
