US EditionPrince William hosts first engagement since King's cancer diagnosis and Kate's surgery
- Prince William has resumed his public duties after his wife's surgery and his father's cancer diagnosis. He carried out an investiture ceremony and attended a charity event.
- The Prince of Wales, King Charles, has been diagnosed with cancer. Prince William will assume more responsibilities as the public face of the UK monarchy.
- Other royals, including Prince William, will expand their duties while King Charles undergoes treatment. There is hope for a reconciliation between the King and Prince Harry.
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Despite a surgery for his wife and his father's cancer, Prince William joins a charity event for jokes. At the same time, the 41-year-old thanks for the broad support. It is possible that he will be seen more frequently at public appearances in the future.
Just a few days ago, King Charles was diagnosed with cancer, and Great Britain was completely devastated by the sad news, which came just over a year after the death of Queen Elizabeth. Prince William made the first public statements on this subject. The article Prince William, the first public message from the Royal House since the announcement of King Charles' cancer diagnosis: "We appreciate the kindness of everyone" first appeared in Romania…
Britain's Prince William, who returned to public service on Wednesday after his wife Kate's surgery and the news of his father's health, thanked people for their messages of support after King Charles revealed he had been diagnosed with cancer, Reuters reports.
What does King Charles' cancer diagnosis mean for Prince William?
LONDON - Less than two weeks after King Charles III was admitted to a London hospital to be treated for an enlarged prostate, Buckingham Palace disclosed that tests had revealed "a form of cancer". As Charles has been "advised by doctors to postpone public-facing duties," many expected other members of the royal family to step up to the plate. So what does the news mean for Charles' two sons, William and Harry?
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