In a revelation, a source close to the Sussexes discloses that Prince Harry is set to return to the United Kingdom to stand by his father, King Charles III, following the monarch’s recent cancer diagnosis.
The Buckingham Palace announcement came today, shedding light on the discovery of “a form of cancer” during a surgical procedure addressing King Charles’s enlarged prostate in late January.
Departing Sandringham for London, the king will commence immediate outpatient treatment, postponing public engagements but vowing to continue state affairs and official duties.
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While the cancer emerged during a prostate enlargement operation, the diagnosis clarifies that it is not prostate cancer.
Expressing gratitude for swift medical intervention, the king remains optimistic about his treatment, aiming for a swift return to full public duty.
“The Duke did speak with his father about his diagnosis,” the insider reveals. “He will be traveling to the UK to see His Majesty in the coming days.”
Amidst this family health crisis, Prince Harry’s visit raises questions about potential reunions with other hospitalized royals.
Princess Catherine, recently discharged after abdominal surgery, is on the mend, with expectations for her return to public duties after Easter.
The disclosure of King Charles’s diagnosis, a rare glimpse into the royal health sphere, aims to dispel speculation and foster global understanding of cancer’s impact. The king’s determination to share his journey serves as a beacon for those worldwide grappling with the challenges of this pervasive illness.