Reports indicate that Charles penned a letter to the Duchess of York, extending his support and well wishes during their shared battle with cancer.
During a Charity Luncheon appearance, Sarah Ferguson conveyed sincere wishes to King Charles, keeping him in her 'thoughts and prayers' amidst their health challenges.
The Duchess of York made a poignant speech at the Cancer Alliance Hope and Help Luncheon in Palm Beach, Florida, marking her first public appearance since her melanoma diagnosis.
Sarah, aged 64, who has previously confronted breast cancer, disclosed her recent diagnosis of skin cancer, expressing solidarity with King Charles, who faces an unspecified form of the disease.
Reflecting on the event, she remarked, 'His Majesty is very dear to me, and I believe I echo the sentiments of many when I say he is in my thoughts and prayers.'
She added, 'It seemed like an opportune moment to raise funds in support of those grappling with cancer diagnoses, possibly facing financial or emotional challenges in the wake of a health crisis.'
King Charles commenced treatment at a London hospital this week, maintaining a 'wholly positive' outlook on his prognosis and eagerly anticipating a return to full public duties.
Following news of her skin cancer diagnosis, reports surfaced of Charles extending support and well wishes to the Duchess of York. In return, Fergie reciprocated the gesture upon learning of the King's health battle.
Sources indicate that the duo share a deep fondness for each other and have found solace in their shared experiences, engaging in an 'exchange of letters' amid their respective cancer journeys.
