King Charles Announces First Overseas Trip Since Cancer Diagnosis

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The monarch will travel to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings next month.

King Charles is gearing up for another return to normalcy amid his cancer treatment.

The British monarch, 75, will travel to Normandy, France, on June 6 with Queen Camilla for the Ministry of Defence and the Royal British Legion’s commemorative event at the British Normandy Memorial on the 80thanniversary of D-Day.

The trip will mark the King's first time heading abroad since revealing his cancer diagnosis on Feb. 5. After publicly sharing his health news, King Charles stepped back from public-facing royal duties for several months as he underwent treatment but continued to work behind the scenes and hold small audiences. He was also spotted attending church on many weekends and even greeted well-wishers after attending a mass on Easter Sunday.

The sovereign officially returned to outings on April 30, when he and Queen Camilla visited a cancer hospital in London. His second wife, 76, commented the following day that King Charles was "really thrilled to be out."

Although she didn't elaborate, Queen Camilla and other royal family members previously commented that King Charles was disappointed to slow down on duties amid his cancer treatment. The monarch's nephew Peter Phillips said on Sky News Australia's The Royal Report in March that King Charles was "frustrated that he can't get on and do everything that he wants to be able to do."

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No one moved

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So both he and Kate have cancer?

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Good for him?