King Charles III to Attend Easter Service Amid Cancer Treatment, Royal Family Adjusts Traditions

King Charles III's first public appearance since his cancer diagnosis highlights a modified Easter celebration, with several royals, including Kate Middleton, absent due to health concerns.

King Charles III will attend the Easter Mattins Service at St. George’s Chapel, marking his first public appearance since announcing his cancer treatment.
The modified Easter service reflects adjustments for the King's health, including a reduced royal turnout and Charles sitting apart from the congregation.
Kate Middleton, undergoing preventative chemotherapy, and her family will not attend the service, focusing on private recovery time.
The royal family's traditional post-service Easter lunch will be skipped this year, further indicating the impact of health issues on royal traditions.
Despite health challenges, the King's participation in the Easter service is seen as a positive step towards resuming public duties.

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