King Charles’s solo charity visit wins hearts

• King Charles III visited Felix Project in East London.
• To deliver food to vulnerable members.
• The Queen has made a “good recovery” confirms palace.

King Charles III visited the Felix Project in East London on Wednesday and seemed in good spirits, giving the impression to his admirers that he preferred his duty above everything else.

As his wife Queen Consort Camilla withdrew so she could continue to recover from COVID-19, the 74-year-old made a journey to a food distribution charity in Poplar this morning to help deliver food to some of the most vulnerable members of the community.

The King’s visit drew a lot of attention from royal supporters, who praised the King for continuing to carry out his royal duties despite the fact that his loving wife is still being monitored by doctors after testing positive for Covid-19 on February 13.

The monarch was beaming as she conversed with community partners and volunteers. He met with the charity’s supporters during a brief reception and took them on tours of the site’s kitchen and warehouse.

As her spouse went to the kitchen, the Queen Consort was supposed to follow. She cancelled the visit, nevertheless, in order to make sure she was well for a significant commitment on February 23. The Queen has made a “good recovery,” according to Buckingham Palace, after the infection.

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