In light of the Princess of Wales’ cancer diagnosis, the Prince of Wales is set to have an extended period away from her as he fulfills his royal duties.

As reported by Us Weekly, the Prince of Wales is scheduled to attend engagements in Newquay and the Isles of Scilly during his public-facing responsibilities in Cornwall on Thursday, May 9, and Friday, May 10.

Their three young children, namely Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, are currently under the care of the Prince of Wales, who has made alterations to his schedule to support his wife since January when Catherine underwent a planned stomach surgery.

For the first time since the Princess of Wales revealed her cancer diagnosis and commenced preventative chemotherapy treatments, the Prince of Wales will spend a night apart from Catherine and their children.

This marks his official return to royal duties in April after a period of absence.

During a recent visit to James Place in Newcastle, a charity founded by the Prince of Wales to aid men facing suicidal thoughts or crises, a member of the public inquired about the well-being of his wife and children.

In response, the Prince of Wales briefly updated them, stating, “Thank you, everything is fine.

Yes, all doing well.”

Despite Catherine’s ongoing cancer treatments leading to her temporary withdrawal from public engagements, there is a possibility that she may choose to participate in such events once she feels up to it in the future.

The Times of London, in an article published on Friday, May 3rd, highlighted the likelihood of the Princess of Wales resuming public appearances post-treatment.

However, any initial appearances she makes should not be interpreted as a full-fledged return to her regular public schedule, clarified a spokesperson from Kensington Palace, as reported by Tatler.

The Royal Family’s stylist, Amaya Arrieta, conveyed her sorrow in a recent interview with The Telegraph regarding the Princess of Wales’ health battle.

Arrieta, known for creating iconic outfits for Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, expressed her sentiment, stating, “I think they are going through hell.

My wish is that they return; it’s deeply intimate.”

The emotional impact of the Princess of Wales’ illness resonates deeply within those close to the family, reflecting a challenging period for all involved.