A royal expert has shared an important update on King Charles III’s health as he discusses Prince William’s return to public duties.

Royal correspondent Cameron Walker said things were “moving in the right direction” as he shared what he knew about the 75-year-old monarch’s health.

UK news Host Tom Harwood asked reporters how the Prince of Wales was “holding on” and how he was feeling after hearing the news that his father and wife had cancer.

Cameron responded: “I think it’s easy to be brave and you can really see Prince William is very focused on his job here.

“His focus is mainly on work here but obviously that’s going to be a bit stressful behind the scenes. There’s been a lot of speculation on social media about the princess’ condition and they’ve asked for privacy over the Easter holidays so they can, as a family, accept This diagnosis.”

Discussing the latest news about the Queen’s health, Cameron claimed that royal doctors “seem to indicate” things are “moving in the right direction.”

He added: “So I think things are looking positive as we get closer to summer. Prince William does want to continue with his public work as normal. I think we’ll see that develop in the future.”

King Charles was all smiles as he appeared in London with Queen Camilla, who is undergoing treatment for cancer.

The royal couple were photographed leaving Clarence House, their royal residence in London, in a car on Wednesday. The Queen sat in the passenger seat and the King sat on the same side in the back seat, both smiling and waving to onlookers.

The Queen’s appearance comes just a day after Camilla returned to royal duties after spending weeks largely out of the public eye during the Easter holidays and her 19th wedding anniversary to King Charles on April 9.