In a rare revelation from within the palace, a member of the royal family has shared that King Charles is feeling frustrated by the pace of his cancer recovery. The king's nephew and eldest of the late Queen Elizabeth's grandchildren, Peter Phillips, disclosed that Charles is eager to resume his full duties and is constantly pushing his doctors and nurses to allow him to do more.

The 75-year-old king was diagnosed with an unspecified cancer in February, following surgery for an enlarged prostate the month before, as previously announced by the palace. This illness has left Charles yearning to return to his royal responsibilities as quickly as possible. However, it seems that he will have to wait a little longer.

Despite his impatience, Charles has been forced to adapt to remote engagements. In early March, he participated in the Commonwealth Day ceremony through a pre-recorded video address. The king is hopeful that he will be able to attend an Easter service in April, but it remains uncertain whether he will be able to join.

Meanwhile, Queen Camilla has shared that her husband is "doing very well" while interacting with fans in Northern Ireland. This positive update about King Charles comes shortly after the news that Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, is undergoing preventative chemotherapy after being diagnosed with cancer. Middleton revealed in a video statement that the cancer was discovered during abdominal surgery in January. While she did not disclose the type of cancer, Middleton assured the public that she is recovering and emphasized the importance of explaining the situation to their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

The revelation about Middleton's health put to rest speculations and wild conspiracy theories surrounding her prolonged absence from public view. The royal family released a photo of Middleton, though heavily edited, to dismiss rumors about her well-being.

As Charles continues to navigate his recovery, he remains determined to overcome the challenges posed by his illness. With the unwavering support of his family and the dedication of his medical team, the king eagerly awaits the day he can fully resume his duties and responsibilities to the nation.