King Charles refutes reports of 'crisis' in royal family: 'All is well'

King Charles channeled his best self during his Easter appearance for church service on Sunday.

The 75-year-old monarch braved through his cancer in high spirits as he attended the service at St George Chapel in Windsor alongside Queen Camilla and the rest of the royal family.

According to Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty Magazine, the King indirectly refuted claims that royal family is going through a crisis despite his ongoing health struggles.

He told Press Association news agency: "There's been lots of reports that [the Royal Family] has been going through a crisis, a period of instability, which I always thought was overdoing it, but I think it will be a form of reassurance to people today that all is well.

“Clearly, there is still some progress to be made but the fact that what happened today actually happened at all is hugely encouraging."

"The King having been diagnosed with cancer always puts a big question mark as to what he can do and when he can do it,” continued Joe, “so the feeling is now that we will see more of him in the coming months in a public role."

"The King doing what he did this morning would clearly not have happened if the doctors hadn't wanted him to do that.

"And he obviously felt well enough to do it so that in itself is a very positive sign,” Little added.