The past few weeks have been challenging for Queen Camilla as she has taken on more responsibilities in light of King Charles’ health issues. However, according to reports, the Queen is now taking a step back from her royal duties for a short break.

Camilla’s schedule will be clear of any engagements for one week. During this time, other senior royals will step in to fulfill her duties. The Queen is expected to return to work on March 11, leading the Royal Family for the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey.

King Charles’ recent health problems, including an unspecified form of cancer, have necessitated him reducing his involvement in royal duties. In addition, Kate Middleton’s hospitalization has limited Prince William’s ability to assist as much as he would like.

To fill the gap, Queen Camilla has taken on more responsibilities, even acting as the figurehead for the royals at the memorial service for the late King Constantine of Greece.

The short break is undoubtedly a welcome respite for Queen Camilla, who will spend this time with King Charles and other family members. The King has been splitting his time between London and the royal estate of Sandringham in Norfolk, England, as he continues to undergo treatment.

During a meeting with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunka, King Charles admitted to being moved to tears by the public’s messages of support since his diagnosis. The royal family has reassured everyone that Charles is doing well and maintaining a positive outlook.

Similarly, Kate Middleton, who underwent a planned abdominal procedure, has been recovering at home and is not expected to return to public engagements until after Easter. The lack of updates has caused concern among royal fans, but Kensington Palace has stated that there is no cause for alarm.

Let’s wish King Charles and Queen Camilla a pleasant few days together.