Following a corrective procedure for an enlarged prostate, King Charles of the United Kingdom has decided to suspend his royal engagements for a period of one month.
Reportedly, the Monarch is taking time off to recuperate after his recent surgery, as per information from Sky News. He intends to resume his official duties after a period of rest.
During his recovery, King Charles will continue to oversee state affairs while being cared for at the London Clinic.
On January 26, Queen Camilla provided reassurance about Charles' condition, confirming that he is "doing well" following the successful surgery to address his enlarged prostate. ITV's Chris Ship reported that the Queen consort expressed gratitude for the well-wishes as she left the hospital.
Camilla has since visited the Monarch three times during his hospital stay, and it's anticipated that he will remain under medical observation for a few more days.
Upon the announcement of his operation, Buckingham Palace issued an official statement conveying the King's gratitude for the outpouring of support and acknowledging the positive impact his diagnosis has had on raising awareness about public health issues.
It's worth noting that Princess Kate, another senior member of the royal family, is also recuperating at the same hospital after undergoing a successful abdominal surgery.
