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King Charles III has seemingly emerged as victorious in his battle against cancer, continuing to fulfil his royal duties without letup.
The 76-year-old’s determination does not let him fall prey to the chronic disease as he’s saying no to all the warnings without slowing down.
Prince William and Harry’s father is seemingly teaching a lesson to the future monarch that one can win all the battle with courage and consistency as they are the secret weapons that won’t let one down despite fears.
Stephen Dixon, GB News presenter, has also lauded the 76-year-old’s ongoing visit to Northern Ireland, calling it a “good sign” that the King is continuing with royal duties despite his cancer diagnosis.
The expert made the comments whilst discussing the royal family’s public engagements, including future King William’s important trip to Estonia.
Stephen said: “It’s what Prince William does best, isn’t it? Out and about with the people.”
Anne Diamond said: “I don’t know. He’s got something about him. He’s got that magic touch.”
She added: “I mean, he’s doing terribly well as well, isn’t he? Out and about and William is going to meet the Pope.”
Stephen said: “Very good. Keep him busy which is good. It’s a good sign. It’s nice to see them out and about doing their thing.”
King Charles and Queen Camilla enjoyed a warm welcome upon their arrival in Northern Ireland. They kicked off their three-day tour on Wednesday, where they were greeted enthusiastically by locals in Belfast.
