King Charles appears to be taking his cancer treatment all in stride as he joked on a visit to a military training college about “being allowed out of my cage.”
During a visit to the 3 Royal School Of Military Engineering, His Majesty said: “I do apologise for taking you by surprise, but when this opportunity appeared and I had been allowed out of my cage, I wanted to come and see.”
His Majesty met with the soldiers and their families during his trip and a salute from the Quarter Guard. The King visited the college in his capacity as Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Engineers.
This was King Charles’s first solo engagement since returning to public royal duties.
The King recently returned to public-facing royal duties after undergoing treatment for an unspecified cancer. Doctors have been “very encouraged” by his progress and have allowed him to begin some public royal duties.
King Charles announced in February that he had been diagnosed with cancer and would be undergoing treatment.
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