Cancer affected by King Charles is driving a special day of the Commonwealth

Days after the signed political role of King Charles in a dispute about Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the British monarch made sure to appear in an event that brings together many nations to celebrate their unity.

King Charles welcomed the Commonwealth work to gather the countries as he and the British higher kings gathered at Abbey, Westminster, London on Monday for annual festivities for the international organization.

Last year, both the 76 -year -old king and Kate’s bride, the princess of Wales, lost the Commonwealth Day service as they were treated for cancer, but both were present for Monday’s occasion, one of the most important royal events of the year.

The king and the queen were united with the prince and the princess of Wales, the princess Vassiliki and the Duke and the Duchess of Gloster.

In his annual message to the Commonwealth, a voluntary 56 -nation union, mainly former British colonies, Charles talked about his success to bring the nations together and face environmental challenges, a reason he has supported for more than 50 years.

“In these uncertain moments, where it is very easy to believe that our differences are problems instead of a source of power and an opportunity for learning, the remarkable collection of Commonwealth Nations and peoples meet in the spirit of support and, above all, friendship,” he said.

“As we signal this day of the Commonwealth Together, there is no more important task than to restore the disturbed harmony of our entire planet. For the sake of the threatening future of our younger generations, I can only hope that the Commonwealth will continue its vital work.”

In what Charles said was an innovative way to mark the opportunity, he has also revealed a list of 17 songs by a Commonwealth artists who said he had brought him joy, was important to him or made him want to dance.

“The King’s Music Room”, provided for Apple Music World Radio Stations, described legend Jamaican Reggae Bob Marley, Canadian singer Jazz Michael Buble, Australian pop star Kylie Minogue and American singer Beyonce She could not resist her music.

His final choice was our veteran singer Diana Ross “Upside Down”, who said he was a special personal favorite.

“When I was much younger, it was absolutely impossible not to get up and dance when it was playing,” he said. “Well, I wonder if I can still manage it …?”