Fans of King Charles III are expressing deep concern over his health condition, as the monarch's recent surgery and subsequent recovery have raised eyebrows.
The 75-year-old King's health has become a topic of worry, especially with reports indicating that Queen Camilla visited him at the hospital more than three times within a 24-hour period following his prostate surgery on Friday, January 26th.
While the Queen initially provided reassurance about his well-being during her first visit, concerns surfaced during Camilla's subsequent visits, with observers noting her somber demeanor.
A source suggested, "The Queen, who appeared optimistic during her initial update on her husband's health, seemed less upbeat during her recent visit, indicating that all may not be well."
Initially expected to be discharged within two days, the King remains under medical supervision, causing anxiety among his loved ones. Reports suggest that he will refrain from royal engagements for up to a month to facilitate his recovery.
King Charles' health woes coincide with Princess Catherine's own recovery from abdominal surgery at the same hospital. While details about her condition remain undisclosed, palace officials have confirmed that it is non-cancerous.
In a subsequent announcement from Buckingham Palace, it was specified that the King would be receiving treatment for a benign enlarged prostate. This development prompted him to cancel prior engagements as doctors advised him to prioritize rest.
The King's most recent private engagement occurred on Thursday when he approved the King's Gold Medal for Poetry for the year 2023. Subsequently, he traveled from Norfolk to London in preparation for his surgery.
As the King navigates his recovery journey, his fans and well-wishers anxiously await updates on his health, hoping for his swift return to full strength.
