LONDON, UK: Buckingham Palace has revealed that King Charles III has been diagnosed with cancer and commenced treatment, following prior medical attention for an enlarged prostate. While the palace confirms that the King does not have prostate cancer, the specific type of cancer has not been disclosed.
A spokesperson from the palace stated, “His Majesty has been treated for benign prostate enlargement. It was during this intervention that the separate issue of concern was noted and subsequently diagnosed as a form of cancer. This second condition will now receive appropriate treatment.”
As a result of the diagnosis, the monarch has been advised by medical professionals to temporarily suspend public-facing duties. The palace emphasizes the swift intervention facilitated by recent medical procedures and expresses gratitude to the medical team involved.
Statement from Buckingham Palace on King Charles’ cancer diagnosis
In a statement, Buckingham Palace notes, “The King is grateful to his medical team for their swift intervention, which was made possible thanks to his recent hospital procedure. He remains wholly positive about his treatment and looks forward to returning to full public duty as soon as possible.”
King Charles III has chosen to share his diagnosis to preempt speculation and hopes it will contribute to public understanding, particularly for those worldwide dealing with cancer. The King traveled from Sandringham to London for outpatient treatment and is currently at his London residence.
The revelation of the monarch’s health condition marks a significant moment, prompting collective concern and well-wishes for his recovery.
