Why won't King Charles sit with the family at the Easter service?

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by Samantha Ibrahim

King Charles will take it easy on Easter Sunday.

The 75-year-old royal, who has battled cancer in recent months, has been laying low as part of his recovery.

As a result, Charles is set to sit apart from other members of the royal family during Sunday's church service at St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.

according to TelegraphThe King will remain away from the public at Easter to ensure he remains safe and healthy.

The event will be his first public appearance since revealing he had cancer in February.

The former Prince of Wales remained behind closed doors at Buckingham Palace, and worked remotely in his office while undergoing treatment.

He will also not be hosting his annual Easter lunch with his family in Windsor after Mass.

However, the source told the newspaper that Charles's appearance at the church is “a sign that things are moving in the right direction.”

He will welcome the crowd alongside Queen Camilla, 76, from a distance, to ensure it remains safe.

Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, will be absent from Sunday's events, as the Duchess of Cambridge, 42, is battling cancer.

William, 41, and Middleton will remain at Sandringham Estate with their children, Prince Louis, 5, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince George, 10.

On Thursday, Camilla Attended Royal Mandy Service At Worcester Cathedral in England without Charles.

At the pre-Easter event, the Duchess of Cornwall said “hello” to royal fans and continued her duties as Queen.

Charles appeared via video message at the service where he reflected on life.

Speaking during the holiday, he stressed that Jesus set “an example of how to serve and care for one another,” and how “we need and benefit greatly from those who extend a hand of friendship to us, especially in times of need.” “.

In the past, the Windsor clan would sit together for a sumptuous Easter dinner.

Previously opened by Royal Chef Darren McGrady Yes! magazine about the sumptuous and delicious menu, saying: “We were headed straight for the main course – traditional roast lamb with seasonal vegetables.”

Charbonnel et Walker chocolate Easter eggs are usually found on the table.

“They'll also have a compound salad that's served in a kidney plate attached to the plate — just some lettuce and cucumber with a little mint or some shredded carrots and cilantro,” McGrady explained.

Locally available cheeses and fruits are brought as a palate cleanser for the second course.