Royal family shares new photos of King Charles with health update

King Charles III, who rejected Harry’s Invictus Games service in London, made a surprise visit to an army barracks in Hampshire on Thursday.

The 75-year-old king, who is undergoing cancer treatment, appeared to be in good spirits as he joked about being “allowed to break out of my cage” during the visit.

“I’m sorry to surprise you, when this opportunity presented itself and I was allowed out of my cage, I wanted to come and see it,” King told Lieutenant Colonel Grant. Said Colonel Grant, who took the Emperor to the officers’ mess. ,

The royal family’s social media accounts shared delightful photos of the monarch along with details of her visit, seemingly giving fans an update on the monarch’s health.

The adorable photos from the King’s latest outing were captioned: “As Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Engineers, the King visits the Royal School of Military Engineering.”

It added: “During the visit, the King spoke with officials from the 8th Engineer Brigade Headquarters, which supports Ukrainian training and critical national infrastructure. Additionally, the brigade ensures that its troops are deployed in NATO and the Middle East -Information.”

The king also took the opportunity to meet families and staff members who were waiting outside to see him. He signed the regiment’s visitor’s book and was presented with flowers and a Royal Engineer china mug on behalf of the children of some of the serving soldiers of the barracks.

As the King was led to the officers’ mess by Lieutenant Colonel Grant, Charles said to him: “I beg your pardon to surprise you, when the occasion came and I was allowed out of my cage, I was there Wanted to come and see.”

The King’s visit comes two days after Prince Harry’s spokesperson said his father was too busy to see the Duke of Sussex while he was at an event marking a decade of the Invictus Games in London. Went to participate.

Elsewhere, Prince Harry’s brother – the Prince of Wales – was speaking to members of the RNLI and local organizations in Cornwall. William also took part in an impromptu volleyball game with teenagers from Newquay Lifesaving Club.