King Charles III canceled a series of commitments provided for on Friday, March 28, 2025, a decision made after a brief hospitalization on Thursday due to “side effects” linked to his treatment against cancer.
King Charles III “wishes to apologize to all those who could be entrusted or frustrated by this situation,” Buckingham Palace announced in a statement published on Thursday night. The monarch spent a short period at the hospital on Thursday after undergoing “side effects” associated with cancer treatment.
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Consequences: The king had to lighten his agenda, Buckingham’s Palace announced on Thursday night. According to the BBC, he was about to go to the city of Birmingham, where he would participate in four separate holes and receive three ambassadors.
“Temporary side effects”
“After scheduled medical care […] Against cancer this morning, the king felt temporary side effects demanding a brief observation period in the hospital, “said the press release, which stipulates that the 76 -year -old monarch was able to return to House’s private home, but was forced to cancel him.
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In 2024, two years after joining the throne, Elizabeth II’s son took the world short with the devastating announcement of his cancer. But he had resumed his commitments in late April 2024, two and a half months after his cancer announcement. It is described by his narrow circle as a work enforceable, he always believed that the preservation of his royal commitments was involved in his well -being.
In October, he had returned to his travels abroad, making a 11 -day trip to Australia and Samoa for the Commonwealth Summit, Camilla’s wife’s company and taking a break for the occasion. “I am still alive” joking on December 20 during a reception.
Visit to Italy in April, preserved
On Tuesday, the Buckingham Palace announced the postponement of a state visit to the Vatican scheduled for early April to let Pope Francis rest after more than five weeks of hospitalization. However, the visit of the King and Queen Camilla to Italy from April 7 to 10 was maintained. In particular, they must be received by the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, and by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
The king, who is the highest ruler of the Church of England, “will be the first British monarch to face a meeting of the Italian parliament,” said Buckingham Palace.
The royal couple should also go to Ravenna, to the east of the country, where they will attend a ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of this Nazi occupation by the Allied forces that took place on April 10, 1945.
