WATCH: British Royal Makes Most Notable High-Profile Appearance Since Life-Threatening Diagnosis

King Charles has made his most high-profile appearance since his recent life-threatening cancer diagnosis.

The 75-year-old British Royal made an appearance at St. George’s Chapel for the Easter Sunday service alongside his wife Queen Camilla.

By all appearances, King Charles was doing better than expected and told his fellow Englishmen that he was “Doing his best.” The Sun claimed:

Palace aides have hailed his appearance as a “significant step” and said the “road ahead is looking very positive” adding the King has “responded to treatment very encouragingly”.

His recent appearance comes in the wake of his cancer diagnosis being revealed as worse than his doctors initially thought.

Videos and images captured of King Charles and his wife were widespread and appeared to show the British Royal in good health:

Royal wave. King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive at St George’s Chapel for Easter Sunday service pic.twitter.com/jp5dOrchlg

— Matt Wilkinson (@MattSunRoyal) March 31, 2024

Such a good photo.
Credit to the photographer for capturing this eye contact between King Charles and a well wisher at Windsor today, where members of the Royal Family attended the Easter service at St George’s chapel. pic.twitter.com/B9VjTyq1lA

— It's a lawyer's life (@itsalawyerslife) March 31, 2024

Great to see King Charles attending the Easter Sunday Service in Windsor today pic.twitter.com/zyLCK9YqkZ

— Chris Jackson (@ChrisJack_Getty) March 31, 2024

King Charles and Queen Camilla at today’s Easter Service in Windsor pic.twitter.com/eqp7q73hlo

— Chris Jackson (@ChrisJack_Getty) March 31, 2024

👑 The King arrived by car at St George’s Chapel, alongside Queen Camilla.

A member of the public shouted “Happy Easter”, to which Charles gestured with his arm and responded: “And to you.” pic.twitter.com/V6v1GKDlU2

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) March 31, 2024

Just The News noted:

The royal couple sat separately from the main congregation during the service to minimize contact with others as he is treated for cancer.

The king’s extended family also attended the services.