King Charles IIIwho is battling cancer, appeared to be in good spirits during a royal meeting with the cast Gladiator continuation.

Charles greeted him happily Gladiator II stars Peter Pascal, Denzel Washington, Paul Mescal and Connie Nielsen at the film’s premiere in London on Wednesday, November 13. He was pictured arriving at the Odeon Lux theater in Leicester Square and sitting in the back of a black car. Wearing a black tuxedo and bow tie, he shook hands with the actors, all sharply dressed and a little dazed, as well as the director Ridley Scotton a video found online.

The next day, Thursday, November 14, Charles turned 76. In February, the king announced his cancer diagnosis after undergoing a routine prostate procedure.

“Her Majesty has today begun a program of regular treatments, during which doctors have advised her to postpone public duties,” the palace said in a statement at the time. “Throughout this period, Her Majesty will continue to undertake state business and official documents as usual.”

He resumed his public duties at the end of April. his wife Queen Camillawas with him for his own first appearance after his diagnosiswhich took place at a specialist cancer center in London. (Camilla was unable to attend the Wednesday one Gladiator event as she continues to recover from a chest infection.)

her son Tom Parker Bowlesshared some insight into Charles’ cancer journey in September. “(The doctor says that the treatment is going well,” he said, appropriately Daily Express.

Last month, a Buckingham Palace spokesman confirmed in a statement to Hello! that Charles will continue to go on regular trips abroad while he deals with his health issues.

“We are now working on a full, quite normal-looking overseas tour schedule for next year, which is a highlight for us, knowing that we can think in those terms,” ​​the Palace spokesman told the press, adding that the King he “Really loved” his recent 10-day tour of Australia and Samoa with Camilla as it lifted his “morale (and) mood” and helped his “recovery”.

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Despite the “demands” of the tournament, the spokesman said it was the “perfect tonic” for Charles.

Recently, the monarch has made some lifestyle changes. The Daily Mail reported in October that she started eating lunch on doctor’s orders after decades of viewing the meal as a “luxury” she couldn’t fit into her schedule. A source told the outlet that his lunches are now more of a snack and usually consist of half an avocado.

Meanwhile, he keeps up an impressive exercise routine. In early November, Charles revealed what he does to keep fit while hosting a festive reception for Great Britain’s Olympic and Paralympic athletes at Buckingham Palace.

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Conformable telegraphCharles told the athletes that he “exercises twice a day,” noting the sprinter Henry wanted that he “squats and does the draw bar.” According to the publication, Charles is known to follow “Royal Navy-style drills”, which he learned during his past military service.

British diver Jack Laugher said telegraph that Charles was “so animated and interested” during the day’s event and was “very interested in our sports facilities and training programme”, adding: “This was the most successful diving games, especially for women”.