King Charles has once again demonstrated his determination to fulfill his royal responsibilities despite ongoing health issues, refusing Queen Camilla’s suggestion.
Queen Camilla has expressed concerns about his well-being and asked the monarch to slow down.
However, King Charles has returned to work at Windsor Castle on April 1 after visiting hospital last Thursday due to side effects of his cancer treatment.
This marked his first public engagement since experiencing what royal sources described as a “minor bump” in his cancer journey.
Charles recognised leading figures including his friend Alan Titchmarsh, who received a CBE for services to horticulture and charity.
The royal family shared King Charles III’s picture with a statement, saying: “A wonderful morning at Windsor Castle as The King presented honours to recognise incredible people at an Investiture.”
The Place shared the details of those received the honor from the King.
— Alan Titchmarsh received a CBE for services to horticulture and to charity.
— Katarina Johnson-Thompson received a MBE for services to athletics.
— Professor Sir Wayne McGregor received a Knighthood for services to dance.
— Marianela Nuñez received an OBE for services to dance.
Congratulations to all those who received honours today!
World heptathlon champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson was made an MBE for services to athletics.
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