In a recent public appearance, Queen Camilla shared an update on King Charles' health as he continues his battle with cancer. The Queen made the announcement while attending the opening of a new cancer centre in Bath. Addressing concerns from Suzy Moon, a representative from the MacMillan partnership, Queen Camilla reassured everyone that King Charles is doing well.

Sporting a vibrant forest green dress, Queen Camilla arrived at the Dyson Cancer Centre in Bath, which has recently become a part of the esteemed Royal United Hospitals (RUH) Bath NHS Foundation Trust. The centre, which opened its doors to patients in April, provides essential support and care for those affected by cancer.

During her visit, Queen Camilla took the time to meet with some of the patients who are benefiting from the services offered by the Dyson Cancer Centre. She also had the opportunity to express her gratitude and appreciation to the dedicated supporters of the centre.

While the event was a celebration of progress and hope in the fight against cancer, recent reports indicate that Queen Camilla's own worries extend beyond King Charles' health. According to an insider source speaking to Woman's Day, the Queen is said to be "upset" by Charles' handling of certain family feuds and his perceived "irritability."

The source reveals that King Charles is deeply concerned about the state of his family, who are facing various challenges, including health issues, financial troubles, and legal matters. It is suggested that Camilla is often on the receiving end of Charles' irritability, leading to a strain in their relationship.

The recent situation involving Prince Andrew and the Royal Lodge has reportedly caused a division within the royal family. Anne, Sophie, and Edward are said to be disappointed in King Charles' handling of the matter, while his decisions regarding his sons have also added to the complexities within the family dynamics.

As the public awaits further updates on King Charles' health, Queen Camilla's reassurance provides a glimmer of hope and positivity. The opening of the Dyson Cancer Centre serves as a reminder of the ongoing fight against cancer, with the royal family at the forefront of support and advocacy for those affected by this devastating illness.