Palace Shares Update on King Charles' Travel Plans During Cancer Battle

King Charles III will continue to travel regularly abroad amid his ongoing battle with cancer.

“We are now working on an overseas tour program that looks normal for next year, which is a high point for us, knowing that we can think about those terms,” ​​said a spokesman for Buckingham Palace in a statement. Hello! Saturday, October 26.

A spokesman added that Charles, 75, “absolutely loved” his recent 10-day tour of Australia and Samoa with his wife, Queen Camillaas he raised his “spirit [and] his attitude” and helped his “recovery.” Despite the “demands” of the trip, a spokesperson said it was “a perfect tonic” for Charles.

“I think it is a great testimony of Silo's dedication to service and work that we were willing to come this far,” added the spokesperson. “He was incredibly excited and very determined to do so.”

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Charles' health was kept in mind when he planned his trip to Australia and Samoa, which began on October 18. The Daily Mail reported that the tour was designed to “remember” the king's current condition, with “10 relationships a day” between him and Camilla, 77.

A royal scholar Rebecca English told the newspaper that Charles' cancer treatment was temporarily suspended during the trip, noting that his doctors were “happy” to approve the leave. Charles previously explained last month that he would stop traveling to New Zealand during the tour due to his doctor's advice.

“I am very sorry that I will not be able to come to New Zealand at the end of October due to doctor's orders,” he said during a meeting with the New Zealand Black Ferns rugby team last month. “I hope there will be another reason [to come] before [it’s] not for too long.”

The king announced he had cancer in February after a routine prostatectomy.

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“His Majesty has started a routine treatment program today, which is when he has been advised by doctors to postpone public activities,” the palace said in a statement at the time. “During this time, His Majesty will continue to carry out State work and official documents as usual.”

Charles resumed public observation work in late April. Camilla was by his side for the first time since his diagnosis, which took place at a specialist cancer center in London.

Son of Camilla, Tom Parker Bowlesshared details about Charles' cancer journey last month.

“[The] the doctor says the treatment is going well,” he said while promoting his cookbook, Cooking and the Crownaccording to The Daily Express.

Parker Bowles, 49, noted that his mother is also hanging out there.

“You're tough, mom,” she said.

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Although Charles will continue to travel abroad, he has made some changes to his lifestyle since being diagnosed with cancer. The Daily Mail at the beginning of this month it was reported that the king has started eating lunch according to the doctor's order after decades of considering food as a “luxury” that he cannot fit into his schedule. A source told the outlet that his lunch is like a snack and usually consists of half an avocado.

Daughter-in-law of Charles Princess Kate Middleton he battled cancer again this year. He finished chemotherapy in September after announcing his diagnosis in March.

“Although I have completed chemotherapy, my road to recovery and recovery is long and I must continue to take each day as it comes,” he wrote in a statement, adding that “doing what I can to stay cancer free is now my focus.” .”