Following rumors that King Charles III's health had worsened, Buckingham Palace announced that the monarch would resume his public activities.
Buckingham Palace has just announced that King Charles will return to public activities after a period of treatment and recovery following his recent cancer diagnosis, about which no further details have been given.
This news comes after a few hours of maximum speculation about the state of health of the 75-year-old monarch, due to a series of rumors that claimed that the plan for his eventual state funeral was being updated due to his worsening illness.
However, the fact that he feels ready to take up his agenda suggests just the opposite. Next Tuesday Carlos and his wife Camila will visit a cancer treatment center, where they will meet with medical specialists and patients.
This commitment will be the first of several that the sovereign will assume in the coming weeks, as clarified by the royal house.
As claimed in monarchy circles, Carlos has resumed his institutional activity one hundred percent. At the moment it is confirmed that he will receive Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress of Japan on a state visit next June, at the request of his Government.
In the statement released today, Friday, he thanked the expressions of kindness and good wishes he has received from around the world throughout the joys and challenges of the past year.
This last part refers to the diagnosis that he himself received shortly after undergoing an operation to solve the problems derived from an enlarged prostate, and to the health problems of his daughter-in-law, the Princess of Wales, who is undergoing preventive chemotherapy. .
