A large part of the British population has been left very moved after hearing the latest urgent notice that has emerged regarding King Charles III's health. According to a Royal House expert, "the most likely thing is that he'll die with cancer, but not from it."
It was in February 2024 when it was confirmed that doctors had detected a tumor in the current British monarch. His communications team made this information public through a statement released across all their distribution channels.
"During the king's recent hospital procedure for a benign prostate enlargement, an additional issue was detected that caused concern. Subsequent diagnostic tests have identified a form of cancer," it was reported.
During the following months, concern for King Charles III's health has continued to grow. However, last weekend, there was a dramatic turn of events.
Last Saturday, June 14, the British royal family once again became the center of attention during the celebration of Trooping the Colour 2025. This is a military parade that, year after year, commemorates the sovereign's official birthday.
King Charles III presided over the event for the third time as monarch, although this time, we could notice a small difference. On medical advice, he couldn't ride on horseback as tradition dictates. Instead, he had to do so in a carriage, accompanied by Queen Camilla.
New details emerge about King Charles III's health status
However, the image of Charles III in the official vehicle and, later, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, didn't manage to minimize concern about his health status. All of this is due to the secrecy that has been kept regarding the details of his diagnosis and his recent hospitalization.
Nevertheless, journalist and British royalty specialist Simon Hunter has made it clear that the monarch's situation isn't as concerning as it may seem at first glance.
"The most likely thing is that Charles III will die with cancer, but not from the cancer he has," the British communicator stated last Saturday on the program D Corazón. "The treatment is working and everything is under control," he added.
Meanwhile, Hunter stated that, despite being 76 years old, the monarch is clear that he wants to remain on the throne until the end, as his mother, Elizabeth II, did.
"Physically, it seems that he enjoys good health," this British Royal House expert confirmed. He also pointed out that Queen Camilla is wishing her husband would slow down his work pace a bit.