Monarch Pauses Cancer Treatment as He Prepares for Landmark Tour Down Under
King Charles is preparing for a highly anticipated visit to Australia this Friday, but he will not participate in any public engagements until he fully acclimates to the time zone and weather conditions. With Australia being ten hours ahead of the UK, both the King and Queen Camilla will take time to rest and adjust before their official duties begin.
In addition to managing jet lag, King Charles has paused his cancer treatment for 11 days to ensure he can make the trip, prompting extra caution from his royal team. The couple is set to visit major landmarks in Canberra and Sydney, marking an important milestone in King Charles’ first tour of Australia as the British monarch.
According to sources, the King and Queen will arrive three days before their scheduled engagements, allowing them sufficient time to adjust to their new surroundings. Despite having visited Australia 16 times previously, this marks a particularly significant visit as his first as King.
