Monarch seen at Highgrove after cancer treatment side effects spark health concerns
King Charles has offered a reassuring signal to the public after being briefly hospitalised due to side effects from his ongoing cancer treatment.
The monarch was admitted on March 27 for a short period of observation, but soon after, he was seen driving to his beloved Highgrove estate—an outing widely viewed as a positive sign of his recovery.
Royal expert Charlotte Griffiths told GB News, “His Majesty seems to be on the mend. I think it’s such a good sign that he was seen driving to Highgrove with the window down.”
She added, “He clearly made a real point of lowering his window and waving to people, which shows he wanted to send a message of reassurance.”
Griffiths described Highgrove as the King’s “absolute happy place,” noting it as the perfect environment for him to rest and recuperate.
“He needs to slow down a bit… hopefully this is just the reminder he needs that he is going through cancer treatment. He needs to take it easy,” she said.
Buckingham Palace confirmed the hospital visit was precautionary, caused by temporary side effects of treatment, and that the King has since returned to his usual schedule of private rest.
