It's hard to believe that a year has passed since King Charles and Queen Camilla's coronation at Westminster Abbey. While their ascension followed the passing of Queen Elizabeth, they have managed well over the past year.

Of course, the royal family continues to face some notable challenges, including the ongoing feud between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Recent events have been further complicated by the cancer diagnoses of both King Charles and Kate Middleton.

One striking observation is the similarities within the royal family, highlighted during King Charles's coronation, which was an absolutely grand affair.

On that day, King Charles and Queen Camilla ascended to their roles as king and queen. Regardless of personal opinions, it was undeniably a historic event, celebrated with great grandeur.

King Charles and Queen Camilla became king and queen on that day, and regardless of personal opinions, it was undeniably a historic event, celebrated with grand style.

How much style? Estimates suggest around $120 million was spent, though this figure remains unofficial as it hasn't been confirmed.

Many believed the royal family should fund the coronation themselves, while others felt it was acceptable for taxpayers to bear the cost. Regardless, the event's expenses, particularly for security, were roughly double those of Queen Elizabeth's 1953 coronation.

As the king and queen assumed their roles, a shadow lingered due to the ongoing feud between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Tensions were evident, with Prince Harry keeping his distance from his brother and Kate Middleton.

Harry and Meghan criticized both Kate Middleton and Queen Camilla, referring to Camilla as a wicked stepmother and expressing regret over her increased role in the family after Princess Diana's death.

Now, the family's focus has shifted to King Charles and Kate's cancer treatments. During this time, Camilla is taking on more responsibilities and striving to uphold the nation's standards as much as possible.

Despite her dislike for the spotlight, Camilla has been a steady presence during this crucial period for the royal family. This included attending the Easter service at Worcester Cathedral while the king was undergoing cancer treatments.

Many now believe Queen Camilla has proven herself after the challenges she faced following Princess Diana's death in 1997. She is even being hailed as one of the best things to happen to the royal family in years.

Initially, even Kate was reluctant to take advice from Queen Camilla. However, their relationship appears to be improving, at least on the surface.

Undoubtedly, the royal family has a long road ahead, dealing with both familial and health challenges. We hope they emerge from these trials stronger and unscathed.