Earlier, the New York Times reported the members of the public —who attended an Easter Sunday church service with King Charles III —as praising His Majesty’s health, saying he “looked good.”

“I think it’s really significant (Charles’ attendance). It indicates that he’s doing good and that he’s definitely on the incline in relation to his health, so that’s really nice to see. I also would like to thank him for attending the service today because I know that must’ve been a lot, but he shows himself to be committed to this nation and to people all around the world,” said one royal well-wisher at St George’s Chapel.

It is important to note that King Charles III attended the service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle with the Queen in what was his most significant public appearance since his cancer diagnosis. He shook hands and spoke with those who had gathered at the castle in a surprise walkabout following the service. Yet, he does continue to undergo treatment for his cancer, and concern remains.

“Some believe, however, that if Charles and Kate were to be permanently side-lined, forced into greatly reduced roles for the longer term by ongoing health challenges, a Prince William regency would look desperately short-handed. Officials are as busy as ever. There is no question of decisions being taken by anyone other than the king,” Tom Sykes, royal correspondent with Daily Beast, said.

In February, while making the announcement of cancer diagnosis, the British monarch did not specify which type of cancer it is. The statement read: “The King’s recent hospital procedure for benign prostate enlargement, a separate issue of concern was noted. Subsequent diagnostic tests have identified a form of cancer.”