King Charles III, 76, was seen publicly for the first time since a brief hospitalization due to side effects from his ongoing cancer treatment. On Friday, March 28, 2025, he waved and smiled at well-wishers as he departed Clarence House in London, heading to his Highgrove estate in Gloucestershire. BBC News+7The Sun+7New York Post+7
Buckingham Palace had previously announced that the King experienced temporary side effects requiring a short hospital stay for observation. As a result, several engagements, including meetings with ambassadors and a trip to Birmingham, were postponed. However, the palace reassured the public that these side effects were minor and that the King was already back to work upon returning to Clarence House. Latest news & breaking headlines+3The Guardian+3New York Post+3The Guardian+2Latest news & breaking headlines+2Reuters+2
King Charles was diagnosed with cancer in February 2024, following surgery for an enlarged prostate. Despite his health challenges, he has maintained a busy public schedule, including attending church services and participating in official duties. His recent appearance demonstrates his commitment to his responsibilities and his resilience in the face of health challenges. Perez Hilton+10New York Post+10The Sun+10AP News
Looking ahead, the King’s upcoming state visit to Italy with Queen Camilla remains on schedule, reflecting his determination to continue with planned engagements despite recent health setbacks.
