King Charles III

The King to attend hospital for surgery on enlarged prostate

The King will attend hospital for surgery on an enlarged prostate. The operation, which is a corrective procedure, will be performed next week. His Majesty’s condition is benign, and he has cancelled a number of engagements in his diary whilst he recovers. A Buckingham Palace spokesperson said The King is keen to publicly share his diagnosis to encourage men who are experiencing…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

The Princess of Wales in hospital following abdominal surgery

The Princess of Wales has undergone successful abdominal surgery at The London Clinic, Kensington Palace has announced. Catherine was admitted to the hospital yesterday for planned surgery and will now require between 10-14 days of hospital recovery before going home to continue recovery there. Kensington Palace shared that this will mean the royal is unlikely to return to public…
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British Royals

King Charles III's message to King Frederik X and Queen Mary: “I look forward to working with you"

King Charles and Queen Camilla have sent a message of congratulations to King Frederik X and Queen Mary upon their accession today. The British King—who until today was Europe’s newest monarch—said that he and Queen Camilla “convey our very best wishes on the day of your accession to the throne of the Kingdom of Denmark.” King Charles added that “I look forward to working with…
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British Royals

How Charles III discovered he was king

Charles III found out he was King in a simple but heartbreaking way. The Monarch wasn’t with his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, when she died. He had spent a long time with her on the afternoon of her death but had gone out for a walk to allow his sister, Princess…
Prince & Princess of Wales

Prince William presents two very special honours in emotional meeting

The Prince of Wales praised a pair of rugby players-turned-Motor Neuron Disease fundraisers as showing people “how you help each other” during a special visit to Leeds, where the duo was given their honours as Commanders of the British Empire. Rob Burrow and Kevin Sinfield formerly played for the Leeds Rhinos and now devote their time to campaigning for MND after Burrow received a diagnosis…
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