When King Charles III entered the Macmillan Cancer Center at University College London, his excitement was evident in his signature T-Rex tie. The pink tie is decorated with images of blue T-Rex dinosaurs, which are not only a fun pun on the official signature ‘Charles III Rex’ but also reflect the optimistic and life-loving mood of grandfather.

The event marked the King’s first return to official public engagements since he was diagnosed with cancer in February this year. Although still undergoing treatment, King Charles showed strong determination when participating in this event, sending a strong message that cancer patients should not feel alone and can completely return. with daily work.

The King’s arrival was not only a joy for staff and patients at the center but also brought life to London, where people stopped and waved to him as the royal motorcade passed by. Warmth and intimacy were evident when he held people’s hands tightly, even with both hands, as a meaningful gesture of comfort.

Equally noteworthy is the presence of Queen Camilla, who always makes the atmosphere more cheerful. The public support for the royal couple represents warmth not only for them but also for those who welcome them.

During their visit, the King and Queen witnessed progress in cancer research and treatment, and an emotional moment occurred when they received flowers from two children undergoing treatment. and repay them with a small gift.

King Charles’s resilience after announcing his illness is not only an encouragement to those fighting cancer but also a testament to the power of optimism and the will to never give up. . This event not only has medical significance, but also marks the return of a positive king full of energy, ready to face and overcome all challenges.