Princess Anne didn’t hold back when asked about the condition of her brother, King Charles III, who recently started cancer treatment.

The Princess Royal resumed her royal duties overseas in place of her elder brother, who is currently undergoing medical care.

This week, it was revealed that the King’s health required him to focus on his treatment, prompting other members of the royal family, including Anne, to step up and fulfill their obligations.

On Tuesday, Anne engaged in a series of public appearances across the country to fulfill her responsibilities.

One of her stops included a visit to occupational therapists at Nottingham West Primary Care Centre.

Despite being questioned about the King’s well-being upon her arrival, Anne chose not to disclose any details and proceeded with her agenda.

She then proceeded to visit a prestigious lace company in Nottingham before concluding her day by attending an awards ceremony at London’s Science Museum.

The decision to withhold updates aligns with Buckingham Palace’s stance of not committing to regular progress reports on King Charles’ treatment.

Yesterday marked the first time the King was seen in public following the announcement of his cancer diagnosis.

Emotionally moved, the 75-year-old monarch acknowledged the well-wishers while traveling in state Bentleys with Queen Camilla towards Buckingham Palace.

From there, they were flown by helicopter to Sandringham, where the King will undergo further treatment.

Before making his health news public, King Charles personally informed close family members, including his sons Prince William and Harry.

A statement released by Buckingham Palace confirmed the diagnosis and the commencement of treatment.

While advised to scale back on public engagements during this period, the King remains committed to fulfilling his official duties and state obligations.

He expressed gratitude towards his medical team for their prompt action, made possible by a recent hospital procedure.

Maintaining a positive outlook on his treatment, King Charles aims to resume his full public service at the earliest opportunity.

By sharing his diagnosis openly, he hopes to dispel any speculations and increase awareness about the impact of cancer on individuals worldwide.

The King’s transparency reflects his desire to support others affected by similar health challenges and foster a better understanding of the journey ahead.