King Charles III hospitalized due to cancer treatment side effects
King Charles III remains committed to his royal duties despite health setbacks, managing affairs from Clarence House as his cancer treatment continues.
King Charles III of the United Kingdom has canceled his agenda for Friday due to side effects from his cancer treatment. After experiencing these effects, he was briefly admitted to the London Clinic for observation before returning to Clarence House. There, he will continue working on official documents and making calls.
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King Charles III cancels engagements due to cancer treatment Side Effects, Palace confirms
Charles III was diagnosed with cancer in February 2024, discovered during treatment for prostate enlargement. Despite his condition, he has maintained an active schedule, but recent adverse effects have forced him to postpone engagements, including a visit to the Royal Ballet in Birmingham.
Buckingham Palace released a statement explaining that after a scheduled treatment session, the king experienced temporary side effects requiring brief hospital observation. Although he has returned to his residence, his Friday schedule was postponed as a precaution and on medical advice.
King Charles III manages duties from Clarence House amid ongoing cancer treatment
The monarch has apologized to those affected by these schedule changes. Meanwhile, he will continue handling official matters from Clarence House, demonstrating his dedication to his duties despite health challenges.
The Royal Household has not specified the exact nature of the king’s cancer. However, it has been confirmed that it is not prostate cancer. The monarch’s health remains a topic of public concern, and updates are expected as necessary.