King Charles has had an extremely busy week. As well as attending Trooping the Colour alongside other senior members of the Royal Family, he also made time to attend a reception honoring the winners of The King's Award.

On Sunday, the king shared a throwback photo of himself and his sister, Princess Anne, playing on the swings with their late father, Prince Philip.

King Charles is commemorating Father's Day amid a rift with his son Prince Harry. On Sunday, June 15, the King's team posted a tribute on the Instagram account that he shares with Queen Camilla to mark the occasion. The annual holiday is celebrated on the third Sunday in June in both the U.K. and the U.S.

The first is a black-and-white image of a young Charles and his sister, Princess Anne, being pushed on a wooden swing by their father, Prince Philip. The second shows Camilla with her father, Bruce Shand, on her wedding day to Charles in 2005. “To all Dads everywhere, we wish you a happy Father’s Day today,” the caption of the post read.

King Charles is said to be refusing his chemotherapy and drowning his sorrows over his looming death in whisky.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were not invited to King Charles' birthday parade for the third year in a row amid a deepening rift with the royal family

Vanity Fair has learned that the actor, who attended an awards ceremony at St James’s Palace on Thursday, may take on a more official role within The King's Foundation.

The chance to travel the globe with a member of the Royal Family is an opportunity granted to a fortunate small group of artists, but for one, it is a time he'd rather forget