King Charles III
He travels to London for personal discussions
King Charles III is currently being treated for cancer and is recovering in Sandringham.
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It is true that Charles III. He will not appear in public during his cancer treatment, but initial personal meetings are reportedly planned.
King Charles III (75) is currently recovering at the Sandringham estate. However, according to a media report, he will travel to London again next week. Apparently the first personal meetings after the king’s cancer became known are on the agenda.
King Charles III things should go well given the circumstances
On the advice of doctors, the king is officially not supposed to attend any public appointments during his treatment. However, as the British “Daily Mail” now reports, citing anonymous sources, Charles is currently doing so well that he can hold a limited number of personal meetings.
These probably include an audience with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (43). The king’s weekly meetings with the prime minister focus on government matters. However, since Charles has already started his treatment, the monarch and the prime minister only spoke to each other by phone this week. “We are not in the habit of commenting on the Prime Minister’s discussions with the King and will not do so in the future,” explained A spokesperson for Sunak told Sky News. “But we have agreed with the palace to confirm in this particular case that they will speak on the phone later.”
“He is very touched by all the letters and messages”
During tests after prostate surgery, King Charles III. “a form of cancer” has been diagnosed, Buckingham Palace announced on February 5th. His wife, Queen Camilla (76), confirmed on February 8th in her first public appearance after the diagnosis was announced that Charles was doing “extremely well given the circumstances.” “He is very touched by all the letters and messages that the public has sent from all over. It is very encouraging,” she reportedly said at an event in Salisbury, England.
Heir to the throne Prince William (41), whose wife, Princess Kate (42), is expected to recover from abdominal surgery by Easter, had also made his first public appearances shortly before. At a gala dinner hosted by London’s Air Ambulance Charity, he not only met Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise (61), he also went in a speech on the difficult last few weeks: “I would like to take this opportunity to also thank you for the kind messages of support for Catherine and my father, especially in the last few days. That means a lot to all of us.”