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Prince Edward performed an important task, which was assigned to him by King Charles during his trip to Canada.
For the unversed, the Duke of Edinburgh attended the Canada Day celebrations in Ottawa on Tuesday, 1st July.
During the ceremony, Edward read a special message penned by King Charles for the attendees.
As per CBC News, he said, "I also bring you Their Majesties’ greetings on this day. They send you their very best wishes, and they do want to say thank you for the wonderful welcome that they received just a few weeks ago when they were here."
The father-of-two revealed that the King and his wife expressed their wish to spend quality time in Canada and "to visit more provinces in due course."
Edward expressed gratitude towards the audience for showing love and sending warm wishes for his brother, the King, a speedy recovery, who is undergoing treatment for his undisclosed form of cancer.
The Duke of Edinburgh said that he and the entire royal family "take immense pride in Canada and Canadians."
It is important to mention that Prince Edward delivered a speech on Canada Day after his wife, Duchess Sophie, sparked a reaction as she was spotted with her wedding ring at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival.
