Birgitte, the Duchess of Gloucester is representing Queen Camilla at a Remembrance event at Westminster Abbey Buckingham Palace announced on Nov. 5 that the Queen was ill with a chest infection and has canceled several outings Birgitte toured the Field of Remembrance memorial and met representatives from The Poppy Factory,

Queen Camilla's outing is "subject to medical advice" as the royal continues to recover from an infection, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. Camilla, who announced earlier this week that she is battling a chest infection,

She very much hopes to be recovered in time to attend this weekend’s Remembrance events as normal,” Buckingham Palace said in a statement Tuesday.

Queen Camilla recently canceled all her scheduled royal engagements on account of health issues and a chest infection. This has shocked many people, who have since been anxious to learn more about the Queen’s health situation and the cancelations.

The announcement comes as Kate returns to public duties following her cancer treatment. However, there is uncertainty over whether the Queen will be there after she fell ill earlier this week.

Buckingham Palace said Queen Camilla “is currently unwell with a chest infection,” but did not provide further details about her condition.

Queen Camilla is sick with a chest infection and has canceled several royal appearances. She will be represented by another member of the royal family at a Remembrance event later this week.

Queen Camilla, the wife of Britain's King Charles, will resume engagements next week when she will host a reception for a literary prize, Buckingham Palace said, after a chest infection forced her to cancel events this week.

Buckingham Palace has issued a statement regarding Queen Camilla's health. The wife of King Charles III will not attend the upcoming events. The British royal family has been experiencing difficult times for several months.

King Charles made an appearance at Buckingham Palace as Camilla remained at home battling a chest infection. The King hosted an international sustainability conference today, welcoming government officials,