During a medical procedure to address his enlarged prostate, King Charles received a cancer diagnosis. According to a palace insider's recent conversation with the National Enquirer, the 75-year-old monarch is reportedly battling pancreatic cancer.
The revelation emerged amidst discussions about Queen Camilla's reaction to Prince Harry's unexpected return to the UK to inquire after his father's health. The insider claimed that the Queen Consort was "furious" at Prince Harry, accusing him of using his father's illness for a "loving son" PR stunt. She allegedly attributes King Charles' pancreatic cancer to the stress and turmoil caused by Harry and Meghan's departure from royal duties, suggesting it has taken a toll on her husband's health.
Buckingham Palace confirmed the cancer diagnosis but refrained from disclosing further details, including the cancer type and stage. They clarified that the cancer is unrelated to the prostate issue discovered during the medical procedure.
Despite ongoing treatment, King Charles recently held his first face-to-face meeting with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, following medical advice to limit public engagements.
