King Charles is expected to attend a traditional Easter Sunday church service later, one of his few appearances since being diagnosed with cancer last month.

The 75-year-old monarch, who will attend the ceremony at Windsor Castle with Queen Camilla, recently stepped down from major public duties while undergoing outpatient treatment.

Buckingham Palace said he would continue to deal with national affairs, including weekly meetings with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

Last Thursday he Speech at the Royal Maundy Day Ceremony in Worcester But this was via a pre-recorded video address.

He stressed the importance of acts of friendship, “especially in times of need,” which was interpreted as reflecting the nation’s response to his health challenges.

He said last month that he Moved to tears by messages and cards of support He received it.

The words could also be talking about his reaction to daughter-in-law Kate, who revealed last week, She has started preventive cancer chemotherapy.

The video in which she shared the news was one of her few public appearances this year since she was scheduled to undergo abdominal surgery in January.

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She, her husband William and their three children – George, ten, Charlotte, eight, and Louis, five – will not attend today’s church service.

William’s brother Harry and his family will also not be attending as they are still settled in the United States.

Prince Andrew and his daughters are expected to attend, as will the eldest princess and the new Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Edward and Sophie.