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Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis, is expected to undergo a lung transplant due to recent health deterioration, prompting public and governmental support.
Queen Camilla has revealed she was diagnosed with pneumonia, contradicting earlier palace statements that downplayed her illness as a "nasty bug." Her condition, which she likely contracted after a trip to Australasia, has led her to reduce her public engagements, including skipping key events like the Remembrance Sunday ceremonies. The palace now suggests she had viral pneumonia, and while she is recovering, she still experiences post-viral fatigue.
Prince Harry has returned to the UK to be with his father, King Charles, who was recently diagnosed with cancer. This rare moment of unity comes amid a family rift, with Harry's visit sparking speculation of reconciliation. While there are no plans for Harry to meet his brother, Prince William, during this visit, the royal family is coming together to support King Charles during his treatment. The return of Prince Harry signifies a significant moment for the family, as they navigate personal and public challenges.
King Charles is "doing his best" after hospital treatment for an enlarged prostate, as confirmed by Queen Camilla during her visit to the official launch of Maggie's cancer support centre at London's Royal Free Hospital. The King, 75, was discharged from the hospital after spending three nights there, while the Princess of Wales also left the same hospital after undergoing "abdominal surgery." Both are now recovering, with the King rescheduling his public engagements for a period of private recuperation.
King Charles has been admitted to a London hospital for treatment for an enlarged prostate, following a public disclosure of his health issue to raise awareness. The King's daughter-in-law, Catherine, the Princess of Wales, also underwent surgery at the same hospital last week. Meanwhile, Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has been diagnosed with malignant melanoma, a form of skin cancer, during treatment for her previously diagnosed breast cancer.
King Charles III will undergo a corrective procedure for an enlarged prostate, with his public engagements postponed for a brief period, while the Princess of Wales is in hospital recovering from abdominal surgery, which was successful and not cancer-related. Both health updates about senior royals were announced by Buckingham Palace on Wednesday.
King Charles III, 75, has been diagnosed with an enlarged prostate and will undergo a corrective procedure next week, with his public engagements postponed for recuperation. The diagnosis was made at his private residence in Balmoral, and the King's aides stated that his condition is benign. In a separate announcement, the Princess of Wales underwent successful abdominal surgery and is expected to recuperate for two to three months. The condition, not cancerous, will also affect Prince William's official duties as he supports his family during this time.