King Charles III Won’t Be Seated With Royal Family at Easter Service

King Charles IIIThe Easter Morning service will be different this year.

The monarch, who was recently diagnosed with cancer, and Queen Camille will sit away from the main congregation at Saint-Georges Chapel on March 31 to protect their health, The telegraph confirmed.

In the past, he and his wife were often joined by the king’s sister, Princess Anneand husband Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurenceas well as Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York and his daughters Princess Eugenie And Princess Beatrice. However, Prince William And Kate Middleton she is not expected to be present in the midst of her own cancer diagnosis and treatment.

The service will be Charles’ first public appearance since beginning his cancer treatment. However, he addressed the public through pre-recorded messages. Earlier this week, while his wife attended the Royal Maundy service on March 28, he sent a video message to report her absence.

“In this country, we benefit from all the different services that exist for our well-being,” he said, according to a recording shared by NBC News. “But beyond these organizations and their selfless staff, we greatly need and benefit greatly from those who extend the hand of friendship to us, especially in times of need.”