Amid King Charles’ battle with a potentially life-threatening illness, Queen Camilla has been taking significant steps to win his heart. Today, she will officially open a new cancer center, the Dyson Cancer Centre at the Royal United Hospital in Bath. This event marks her first royal engagement since returning from the Balmoral summer break.
Notably, this cancer center is a vital resource for the South West region, serving over 500,000 people with essential treatment and support services, according to GB News. The Queen Consort will engage with patients and listen to their experiences during her visit, a gesture that echoes King Charles‘ similar engagement earlier this year.
As the King continues to battle his undisclosed form of cancer, it has been reported that Camilla has been advising him to slow down his pace. Despite her concerns, King Charles, known for his dedication to work, has been reluctant to ease up. A source close to Camilla revealed to the Daily Beast that she has been trying to encourage him to rest more, fearing that overexertion might worsen his condition.
While there have been positive reports about the King’s return to work, the source emphasized the seriousness of his condition, reminding that he is still unwell. Despite Queen Camilla efforts to persuade him to take a break, King Charles’ strong work ethic has made it challenging for him to heed her advice.
