William laments hardest year of his life after King and Kate’s cancer battles- latest

Buckingham Palace has issued a new update about Queen Camilla’s health following her chest infection.

The Queen was initialing told to rest by doctors, missing key royal engagements ahead of Remembrance Day today and a reception for Olympic and Paralympic athletes with the King.

But doctors now believe she can return to her royal engagements from next week.

Camila is expected to host a reception showcasing authors shortlisted for this year’s Booker Prize. The Palace also announced that she could try to attend this weekend’s Remembrance celebrations.

The Prince of Wales has hired David Beckham’s former public relations chief to work for his Homewards charity.

Victoria Shires, who worked for the football star’s DB Ventures for three years, is now the new head of communications of his documentary.

She told the Daily Mail: “It’s been a great first few weeks at the Royal Foundation of the Prince and Princess of Wales.”

Ms Shires previously worked with ITV for three years, where William’s two-part documentary called ‘Prince William: We Can End Homelessness” was broadcast.

The PR boss added: “It’s been lovely to have launching that as my first project here.”

Brooklyn Peltz Beckham has shared details about his famous family’s relationship with the British royal family.

During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Monday (November 4), one fan asked Brooklyn how much time he spent with the royals as a child.

The fan also pointed out that his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, have had a friendship with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in the past.

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As Donald Trump secures his second term as US president, Prince Harryand Meghan Markle may have cause for concern about their new life in Montecito.

Trump took to the stage in Florida in the early hours of this morning to address the nation, celebrating his “unprecedented and powerful mandate” after being widely projected to sweep through key swing states, including North Carolina, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan.

His victory coincides with a precarious visa battle for the Sussexes, which may be complicated by their strained relationship with the president.

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The Princess of Wales is reportedly preparing to return to royal duties and has been “back at the gym” following her cancer diagnosis.

Robert Jobson, author of Catherine: The Princess of Wales, claimedKate could return to the public life.

He told Hello: “From what I understand, Catherine is doing very well. She is back training at the gym and doing all the things she wanted to do.

“I do think that we will start to see a lot more of her, and that she will carry out engagements as well as continuing to work behind the scenes.”

A group of anti-monarchy protesters heckled Prince William during his last day in Cape Town, South Africa on Thursday.

The future King was visiting Kalk Bay Harbour this morning when a group of people shouted “go home now” at him while holding placards that read “William, you have no sovereignty in our country”.

King Charles has been “in good spirits” after being diagnosed with cancer earlier this year.

In his biography book ‘New King, New Court, Charles III, The Inside Story’ royal expert Rupert Bell said that the 75-year-old monarch, who recently embarked on a six-day visit to Australia, remained positive despite his ongoing treatment.

He said: “Those who feared that the King’s cancer might presage a return to what some once called the ‘Eeyorish’ moods of his middle years were happy to be proved wrong.

“‘There has been nothing Eeyorish since his diagnosis,’ says a close friend.

“‘Being King is a suit that fits him well. There is a sense of fragility now, of course, which is sensible, but he is in good spirits.’”