The monarch left his residence in London and appeared for the first time after his diagnosis. He was next to Queen Camilla.
He king Charles III was shown publicly for the first time after the announcement of his cancer. The monarch abandoned his residence Clarence House in London Next to the queen camilla and were captured inside their vehicle.
In the image you can see them kings of the united kingdom smiling and waving to the crowd from the back seat of the car. According to local media, they were heading to Buckingham Palace before taking a helicopter to go to his residence in Sandringhamin the east of England.
Carlos III appeared for the first time after confirming his illness
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The public appearance of king Charles III, which was captured by an AFP photographer, comes after Buckingham Palace announced that he has cancer. In the statement they reported that during the days she spent in the hospital to perform the benign enlargement of the prostate, they observed another “topic of concern“.
As a result, they performed diagnostic tests that identified a form of cancer, they confirmed. From the monarch’s entourage they added that he is “positive” with his treatment and hopes to return to public functions.
In addition, they indicated that he made the decision to share his diagnosis to “avoid speculation“and in the hope that it can help all those who find themselves affected by the same disease.
The word of the British Prime Minister and the visit of Prince Harry
After the announcement about the King Charles III cancerBritish Prime Minister Rishi Sunak assured that the monarch’s diagnosis was “detected early” and that now “everyone wants him to receive the treatment he needs and make a full recovery.”
For his part, after hearing the news, the Prince Harry made the decision to travel from Los Angeles to London to visit his father, with whom he has had a tense relationship since he resigned from his royal duties to go into exile in the United States with his wife, Meghan Markle. He will make the visit alone, without the presence of the Duchess of Sussex or her children, Archie and Lilibet.
Source: Ambito
