Davina McCall has commended King Charles and Princess Kate for their involvement in a reception celebrating Cancer Research UK’s work. The Royals, accompanied by Queen Camilla and the Duchess of Gloucester, attended the event at St James’ Palace in London. This occasion holds significant importance for the Monarch and the Princess of Wales, both cancer survivors.

King Charles serves as the patron of cancer research, and the event marked the organization’s 125th anniversary. The royals engaged with clinicians, volunteers, researchers, and partners dedicated to cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

Davina, who battled breast cancer last year, shared her experience at the event, emphasizing the importance of sharing struggles like cancer. The TV presenter expressed admiration for the royal attendees and their support.

During the reception, Davina and Kate discussed their cancer journeys, with Davina describing the liberation in opening up about her own battle publicly. Kensington Palace confirmed Kate’s participation, and singer Ronan Keating, a cancer advocate, was also present, promoting cancer awareness and early detection in memory of his late mother.

Ronan’s personal cancer scare further motivated his commitment to cancer awareness, leading to the establishment of the Marie Keating Foundation. The foundation collaborates with Cancer Research UK to fund initiatives like Cancer Awareness Roadshows.

The event at St James’s Palace brought together individuals dedicated to fighting cancer, with heartfelt exchanges between survivors, advocates, and supporters.