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King Charles III's Easter Sunday Plans Described as 'Gentle Steps' Towards Public Return

It is the king's hope that he'll walk to and from St. George's Chapel for the Sunday service.

The plans are in motion to slowly but surely get King Charles III back to his public duties amid his recovery from cancer, beginning with Sunday's Easter service at St. George's Chapel. On his walk to church with Queen Camilla, Charles is expected to also wave and greet -- from a distance -- a small crowd made up of members of the congregation and those who live on the Windsor estate. These Easter plans are said to be "turning the dial" towards the king resuming attending public events, with the hopes of a gradual increase in hosting guests for engagements at the palace as summer approaches.

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