US EditionQueen to miss Remembrance events after chest infection
- Queen Camilla will miss Remembrance Day events due to a chest infection and is advised to rest, as stated by Buckingham Palace.
- She will not attend the Festival of Remembrance and the main ceremony on Sunday, confirming her recovery is the priority.
- A palace spokesperson noted that she will observe the occasion privately at home instead of attending public memorials.
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The wife of King Charles III is suffering from a respiratory infection and needs rest. Princess Kate, on the other hand, is back on the public stage after completing treatment.
Buckingham Palace Gave an Update on Queen Camilla's Health Amid Chest Infection
And revealed whether or not she'll attend the annual Remembrance Day events.GettyAfter coming down a chest infection this week, Buckingham Palace is providing an update on Queen Camilla's health. And sadly, she's not doing well enough to attend this year's Remembrance Day events with the rest of the royal family. On Saturday morning, the Palace released a statement revealing that Camilla would be skipping both the annual Festival of Remembrance …
Queen Camilla to Skip Remembrance Day With Royals After Chest Infection
Queen Camilla will not join the royal family to celebrate Remembrance Day. Many British royals including Camilla’s husband, King Charles III, and his son Prince William will attend the Festival of Remembrance at London’s Royal Albert Hall on Saturday, November 9. They are expected to be joined by William’s wife, Princess Kate Middleton, in a rare appearance since she finished chemotherapy treatment following a battle with an undisclosed form of …
UK’s Queen Camilla to miss Remembrance Day events due to chest infection
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s Queen Camilla will not attend Remembrance Day events to recover from a chest infection, but hopes to return to public duties early next week, Buckingham Palace said on Saturday. Camilla, the wife of King Charles, pulled out of planned engagements this week after suffering a chest infection for which her doctors advised a period of rest. The 77-year-old will miss the annual Festival of Remembrance at London’s Roya…
At 77, the wife of Monarch Charles III was the victim of a lung infection forcing her to cancel her upcoming commitments, including the Remembrance Day commemorations this Sunday, November 10.
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