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Since ascending the throne on September 8, 2022, King Charles III’s health has been a rollercoaster, marked by a cancer diagnosis that’s shaped his reign but hasn’t stopped his hustle. At 76, the monarch’s resilience is giving soap opera-level drama, with palace updates, public buzz, and family tensions-like Prince Harry’s emotional pleas-keeping the spotlight on him.  Charles was diagnosed with cancer in February 2024, after a procedure for an enlarged prostate revealed the issue . Buckingham Palace shared the news to encourage public health awareness, noting it’s manageable but, per a Telegraph report by Camilla Tominey, likely incurable, meaning he’ll live “with” it, not die “of” it. Aides insist he’s “winning” his battle, with Charles himself saying he’s “on the other side”.

He paused public duties briefly but resumed by April 2024, visiting a cancer center with Queen Camilla and joking about being “allowed out of my cage” at an army barracks. His schedule’s nearly full, including a historic Canada trip in May 2025, where he opened Parliament, and a scaled-back Australia-Samoa tour in October 2024, pausing treatment temporarily. A senior aide told People, “He’s living as normal as possible… I see no difference in him”.  Public reactions vary. X posts cheered his Easter 2024 appearance, but Harry’s BBC interview, saying, “I don’t know how much longer my father has,” reignited worry. A July 2025 bloodshot eye during a French state visit sparked panic, but the Palace clarified it was a harmless burst vessel, like a 2022 incident tied to allergies.

Unlike Kate Middleton’s open cancer recovery talk, Charles keeps it stoic, though a March 2025 hospitalization for treatment side effects raised eyebrows. Tominey’s claim he won’t move into Buckingham Palace due to health, plus “tentative” 80th birthday plans for 2028, adds intrigue.  Compared to earlier moments, like his robust 2023 coronation, the cancer diagnosis overshadows all, though less dire than RadarOnline’s funeral plan rumors (Operation Menai Bridge). On X, some call him “inspiring,” others fret his condition’s worse than reported. Harry’s push for reconciliation, possibly at the 2027 Invictus Games, ties family drama to Charles’ health narrative. With Camilla by his side, Charles keeps ruling, proving he’s tougher than a London double-decker.