After the recent news of King Charles’s health diagnosis, the monarch is preparing to resume his royal duties, while Duchess Kate Middleton maintains her low-profile status.

Recently diagnosed with cancer, King Charles will embark on his first overseas trip since the diagnosis to attend the 80th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy next month. He will join Queen Camilla and Prince William in commemorating this significant event.

The King and Queen will participate in events at the British Normandy Memorial in Ver-sur-Mer, organized by the Ministry of Defence and the Royal British Legion. Meanwhile, Prince William will represent the Royal Family at ceremonies in Canada and alongside other world leaders and veterans at Omaha Beach.

However, Duchess Kate Middleton’s absence from recent public events, including a close friend’s wedding and upcoming engagements in France, has been noticeable.

In the UK, other members of the royal family will carry on with their duties. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh will join veterans at the Royal British Legion’s Service of Remembrance, while the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester attend the ‘D-Day 80: Remembering the Normandy Landings’ event.

Before the trip to France, King Charles, Queen Camilla, and Prince William will attend the UK’s national commemorative event for the D-Day Landings in Portsmouth. Princess Anne and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence will also participate in commemorative activities, including unveiling a statue and attending a reception.

These upcoming events underscore King Charles’s commitment to his royal responsibilities despite health challenges. Duchess Kate’s absence prompts questions about her role within the Royal Family. As the family navigates these changes, their dedication to honoring historical milestones and supporting veterans remains steadfast.