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Since the announcement of King Charles III’s cancer, the prospect of ascending the throne has drawn closer for the Prince and Princess of Wales, who fear becoming King and Queen sooner than expected.
If Prince William was destined to assume the role of king for the rest of his life, the cancer diagnosis of his father, 75-year-old Charles III, seems to have brought him a little closer to his future role. A situation that would make him, as well as his wife, Kate Middleton, in “severe anxiety”. A particularly troubling situation as the Princess of Wales herself is suffering from cancer.
“The news of Charles’ cancer brought William and Catherine awfully close to the throne,” said Tina Brown, the paper’s former editor-in-chief. Vanity Fair the time New York Times. The prospect of this, I am told, causes them intense anxiety.’
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The announcement of Charles III’s cancer began on February 5. Buckingham Palace then announced that he was suffering from “a form of cancer” without giving further details. “His Majesty today began a program of regular treatments during which doctors have advised him to postpone his public engagements,” the statement said at the time..
King Charles III is ‘doing well’
However, at the moment there is no question of abdication or succession. For the first time since his cancer announcement, King Charles III appeared in public at an Easter service in Windsor on Sunday March 31.
According to medical instructions, the sovereign avoided crowd baths to limit the risk of infection, but wanted to reassure the state of his health with this gesture. “I think (his presence) is really significant. This shows that he is feeling well and that he is on the right track in terms of his health,” declared a supporter present at St. George’s Chapel.
Source: Le Figaro
