Queen Camilla says King Charles needs to “behave” amid his cancer treatment

Queen Camilla shed light on King Charles’ ongoing cancer battle, providing both medical advice and a sprinkle of humor! It all went down In the lush surroundings of a garden party at Lamb House in Rye, with the Queen consort expressing positive vibes about her husband’s condition. She mentioned he’s “getting better.” But boom! Just like that, the Queen followed with a cheeky remark that’s now moving across social media, thanks to royal reporter Roya Nikkhah.

The Queen says the King is “getting better” adding “well, he would if he behaved himself.” Camilla revealed the King’s improving health while chatting to guests at a garden party at Lamb House in Rye, during a day of engagements in Sussex highlighting literature and literacy 📚 pic.twitter.com/BGyLb64RY6

— Roya Nikkhah (@RoyaNikkhah) May 16, 2024

“Well, he would if he behaved himself,” Queen Camilla playfully expressed in front of guests.

This lively update comes after insights from King Charles’ nephew, Peter Philips, who had an interview with Sky News Australia in March. During their talk, he said that the monarch has been recovering slowly and that he couldn’t wait to get back into the royal spotlight. Here’s what he said:

“I think, ultimately, he’s hugely frustrated. He’s frustrated that he can’t get on and do everything that he wants to be able to do. But he is very pragmatic, [and] he understands that there’s a period of time that he really needs to focus on himself.”

Fast forward to now: King Charles seems to be winning the battle against cancer, as he has slowly returned to the royal limelight. The King’s summer agenda has been packed with different commitments, including a visit from the Emperor and Empress of Japan and his first overseas appearance in months for the commemorations of the D-Day Landings, taking place in France on June 6.

While some of these commitments had to be rescheduled due to the UK’s election, Queen Camilla and King Charles have definitely proved how resilience and a touch of humor can go a long way in getting back to your job!