Queen Camilla will not join the royals at key Remembrance events after getting sick with a chest infection.Queen Camilla will not join the royals at key Remembrance events after getting sick with a chest infection.

Queen Camilla, the consort of King Charles III, will regrettably miss upcoming Remembrance Day events due to a lingering chest infection. Buckingham Palace announced that Her Majesty is currently under medical care and advised to rest, forcing her to withdraw from ceremonial duties. This decision ensures she recovers fully and avoids any complications. The Queen Consort was particularly looking forward to participating in these poignant events, honoring the nation’s fallen heroes.

The Remembrance Day service, held annually at the Cenotaph, is a significant event in the royal calendar. Queen Camilla’s absence will be felt, especially alongside her husband, King Charles III, who will lay a wreath to commemorate Britain’s war dead. Other senior royals, including Prince William and Kate Middleton, will also attend. Despite her absence, Queen Camilla remains committed to the Armed Forces and veterans, consistently supporting charitable causes.

Palace officials confirm Queen Camilla is responding well to treatment and expects a full recovery. Her health is the priority, and medical experts advise caution to prevent the infection’s spread. The royal family and well-wishers send their best wishes for Her Majesty’s speedy recovery. Queen Camilla’s dedication to royal duties and charitable work will resume once she’s fully regained her health. For now, the nation wishes its Queen Consort a swift and comfortable recovery.