Queen Camilla Parker might replace King Charles III at the 80th anniversary of D-Day in France

King Charles III made a great comeback during the Easter Sunday service at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle. The king has proved to everyone he still can fulfill his royal duties, despite the mishaps along the way. However, he needs help to fulfill his public-facing meetings and Queen Camilla Parker becomes a fundamental piece in it.

The Monarch of the United Kingdom’s absence from royal public duties has been solved by several members of the royal family. Queen Camilla Parker is the living proof of it, as she has replaced his husband in major events during the last couple of weeks.

Camilla is already prepared to step in to represent the United Kingdom at the memorial event. Along with the United States president, Joe Biden and Emmanuel Macron, they are set to celebrate the 80th anniversary of D-Day in France at Omaha Beach in Normandy on June 6.

King Charles III was advised by his medical team to take caution during his cancer treatment. Fortunately, Queen Camilla is ready to take part in her royal duties and replace the king as long as she can. On top of that, Prince William is also going to attend the ceremony to keep a beacon of hope in the royal followers.