Prince William pulls out of memorial service due to 'personal matter'
Prince William canceled his plans to go to the memorial service for the previous King Constantine of Greece, where he was supposed to do a reading.
The reason for the cancellation was stated by Kensington Palace as a "private issue".
Camilla, the Queen, accompanied other members of the Royal Family to attend a religious ceremony held at St. George's Chapel located in Windsor Castle.
The monarch, who is currently undergoing medical treatment for cancer, was also incapable of being present at the ceremony.
There isn't any additional information available about the "personal matter" which prevented the Prince of Wales from attending on Tuesday morning. However, sources from the royal family have noted that there is no reason for concern.
Kensington Palace has reported that Catherine, the wife of Prince William, is making good progress following her abdominal surgery last month.
This morning, the Greek royal family received a call from the Prince of Wales informing them that he won't be able to join them.
This year's string of health-related news about the royal family, such as Catherine's surgery and the King's treatment for prostate issues and later for cancer, has generated a lot of interest among the general public.
However, the signals coming from the palace imply that there is no cause for concern and that we should not attach too much significance to Prince William's unexpected departure.
The blog post highlighted that the late King Constantine, who was Prince William's godfather, was honored by the service. During the service, the Crown Prince Pavlos, who is Constantine's eldest son, offered a reading instead of Prince William.
The Queen was taken by car from Windsor Castle to a chapel built in the 15th century. When she arrived, the Dean of Windsor, named the Right Reverend Christopher Cocksworth, welcomed her at the Galilee Porch.
The memorial service was attended by a number of royals, including Princess Anne and Prince Andrew. Other royal families from abroad had also made the journey to Windsor to be present.
King Charles had a close relationship with his second cousin, Constantine. Constantine was also a sailing partner of the Duke of Edinburgh, who has since passed away. It's worth noting that Constantine is technically Charles' first cousin once removed.
Last year in January, Constantine passed away at 82 years old. This happened many years after he was overthrown from his position as a ruler due to a military takeover.
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The Queen and her daughter, the Princess Royal, along with other relatives, were present at the ceremony.
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the event. The Duke of York and his former spouse, the Duchess of York, were present at the occasion alongside other members of the royal family.
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Many important members of the royal family attended the memorial service for King Constantine, showing their support and respect for the late king.
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Queen Camilla's arrival at the ceremony.
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The Crown Prince Pavlos and his spouse Marie-Chantal have reached St. George's Chapel.
