In England, they reveal King Charles III's health and the situation takes a U-turn

A British media outlet has revealed unexpected information related to King Charles III's health. This detail will undoubtedly bring a radical turn to this matter.

It was in February 2024 when the British monarch's cancer diagnosis came to light. The Buckingham Palace communications team made this information public through a statement released on all their distribution channels:

"During the King's recent hospital procedure for a benign prostate enlargement, an additional issue was detected that caused concern. Subsequent diagnostic tests have identified a form of cancer."

Meanwhile, they also assured that Charles III had started "a program of regular treatments." They also made it clear that he would continue "attending to state matters and official documentation as usual."

Although several details about King Charles III's health have come to light since then, it is only now that important information on the matter has emerged. This news will undoubtedly mean a U-turn in the monarch's complicated situation.

British Press Reveal What King Charles III's Current Health Status Is

As the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph has revealed, the cancer King Charles III suffers from is manageable (6 ft. 2 in.), although incurable. However, they also wanted to make it clear that this is a very common situation in elderly patients who suffer from this disease.

In addition, the report consulted adds that the British monarch's illness may accompany him until the end of his life, but it will not necessarily be the cause of his death. So much so that, according to the aforementioned outlet, the king, who is 76 years old, could die with cancer, but not because of cancer.

Meanwhile, it is suggested that, due to his health status, it is unlikely Charles III will move to Buckingham Palace when the restoration work is completed. The date is expected to be in three years.

Despite having received the diagnosis last year, Charles III has resumed his schedule of official commitments, albeit with certain adaptations. According to his closest advisers, the sovereign is handling the situation "incredibly well" despite his illness.

Last March, Charles III was briefly hospitalized due to side effects related to his medical treatment. Buckingham Palace reported this in an official statement.

However, just a few days later, King Charles III resumed his activities and appeared publicly in good health. In fact, a senior adviser to the Royal Household reported a few weeks ago that the monarch had even traveled to Canada with Camilla on a state visit.

Recently, the British sovereign himself stated that he was "on the better side" of this health crisis. In London, the details are handled discreetly, but preliminary plans have already begun to celebrate his 80th birthday in 2028.