King Charles III took major risks by attending Easter Sunday services while undergoing cancer treatment, a surprising move that left royal fans and experts baffled.

The 75-year-old monarch, who is battling cancer and avoiding public duties, made a very strange move during an Easter appearance.

Angela Levin, the author of multiple books, criticized royal aides and officials working for the king for allowing him to greet well-wishers on his first official trip since being diagnosed with cancer. Commentators called the move misleading.

“What I find very strange is that he later went and talked to a lot of people who came to see him and shook their hands,” Levine said. UK news.

“I think since all these pandemics are happening, you don’t want to shake hands with anybody, be careful. How could they let him do that?”

Ellie Costello asked Levine and Eamon Holmes if the enthusiasm shown by the monarch was a “good sign”.

Eamonn responded: “That’s not wise for you, not for me, not for anybody.

“I mean, you’re spreading germs. 17 years ago, when I published my autobiography, I went to all these stores across the country and I don’t think I’d ever been so sick. People were shaking hands, and you were asking for trouble.”

Levine expressed her concerns, saying, “I think it’s weird that they allowed him to do this.”

She added: “He couldn’t sit next to his family either. I would have thought he could sit next to his family but not shake hands with all these people.”

Kate, who skipped the funeral just over a week ago, revealed her cancer diagnosis and treatment in a shocking video statement.

The Prince and Princess of Wales and their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis did not attend the Easter Sunday service as Kate Middleton undergoes cancer treatment.