Who will be the public face of the monarchy as King Charles is treated for cancer?

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When Queen Camilla was at a musical concert celebrating local charities in southwestern England on Thursday evening, it was inevitable she would be asked about King Charles.

It was her first public outing since Buckingham Palace announced on Monday that the 75-year-old monarch had been diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer, and was beginning outpatient treatment for it.

Camilla said Charles is “doing extremely well under the circumstances,” according to several media reports, and is “very touched by all

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