Queen Camilla has been closely monitoring the health of her husband, King Charles, as he recently underwent surgery for an enlarged prostate. The 76-year-old Queen was spotted exiting The London Clinic three times within 24 hours, showing her unwavering support for the King. Despite the challenging situation, Camilla appeared in good spirits, even smiling at cameras during some of her departures.

Camilla was last seen on Saturday afternoon, wearing a regal blue dress with buttons down the center of her chest. She was seen leaving the hospital with a smile on her face, seated in the passenger seat of a black car. Prior to this, she was photographed in the back seat of the same car on Friday night. The Queen had accompanied Charles to the hospital and seemed optimistic as she departed after his 9 a.m. appointment.

Buckingham Palace confirmed last week that King Charles would undergo a "corrective procedure" for his enlarged prostate. The timing of Charles' hospitalization closely followed his daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton's, "planned abdominal surgery" on January 16. Kensington Palace announced that Kate's procedure had been successful, but she would remain in the hospital for ten to fourteen days before returning home for further recovery. It is expected that Kate will resume her royal duties after Easter, although some engagements may need to be postponed.

During this time of health challenges for the royal family, both Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sent their well wishes despite their strained relationship. A source close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex revealed that they have offered support to both King Charles and the Princess of Wales amid their health concerns.

The dedication shown by Queen Camilla to be by King Charles' side during his medical journey is a testament to their strong bond and the love they share. The Royal Family remains resilient in the face of these challenges, with the hope of a speedy recovery for the King to fulfill his duties and continue to serve the nation.