King Charles attends Easter Sunday service marking first major public appearance

King Charles made his first major public appearance on Easter Sunday as he attended a church service in Windsor. Upon arrival, His Majesty and Queen Camilla were met with hundreds of supporters and well-wishers, with the royal pair speaking and shaking hands with many who appeared at the service. Many supporters who appeared at the church were heard wishing the King and Queen a Happy Easter and sending Charles get-well messages. According to the BBC, King Charles will not return to regular public duties despite his Easter Sunday appearance. Prince William and Princess Catherine did not attend the service, as the Princess of Wales continued her cancer treatment. In the King's absence, Queen Camilla has picked up a large portion of royal duties while also being a pillar of support for Princess Catherine.