The Prince of Wales has reassured everyone his mother, the Queen, is doing "all right".
Prince Charles, 72, was attending a Prince's Trust event in Brixton, south London, when he gave a brief update on the 95-year-old monarch after she was advised by medical professionals to cancel two weeks of engagements to get some much-needed rest.
Upon leaving a NatWest bank on Thursday, a man asked the first in line to the British throne: "Prince Charles, how is your mother?" To which the Prince replied: "She's all right, thank you."
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The Prince's health update came as it was confirmed that the Queen will attend a Remembrance Sunday service this weekend after the timing of the doctor's orders put her planned appearance in jeopardy.