King Charles Admitted to Hospital Before Normandy Appearance. King Charles was in the hospital just hours before leading the D-Day commemorations in Normandy. Despite his health concerns, His Majesty was determined to fulfill his duties as the monarch of Britain by marking this historical event.

 He led the commemorations in the French city 24 hours after doctors cleared him to join the veterans. At 75 years old, the King was resolute in his commitment to “lead from the front” on this significant occasion.

He was accompanied by his wife, Queen Camilla, as he delivered a speech alongside 21 D-Day heroes during a debate in the city. Royal sources told The Sun: “All events were reviewed in consultation with doctors. They were extremely long days, and some compromises had to be made.”

To support his father, Prince William also later joined Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to mark D-Day in Normandy. A source close to William said: “As Prince of Wales, he has a strong sense of wanting to support his father, both at home and overseas.” Meanwhile, His Majesty is preparing to attend the King’s Foundation Awards at St James’s Palace in London next Tuesday.