In an unfortunate turn of events, Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has been diagnosed with a form of skin cancer, as reported by British media on Sunday. This comes as another health setback for a member of Britain's royal family, following her recent battle with breast cancer.

Ferguson, aged 64 and previously married to Prince Andrew, underwent treatment for breast cancer last year. Unfortunately, she has now received the diagnosis of malignant melanoma after the removal of several moles. A spokesperson for the Duchess stated that she is currently undergoing further investigations to ensure early detection of the condition.

Despite the distress caused by this subsequent diagnosis so soon after her breast cancer treatment, the Duchess remains in good spirits, her spokesperson added. Known affectionately as Fergie, Ferguson has consistently emphasized the significance of regular cancer checks, recounting her own experiences with breast cancer surgery.

While the Duchess of York copes with her new health challenge, other members of the royal family have also faced medical issues. King Charles, aged 75, is preparing for a "corrective procedure" this week to address his enlarged prostate. Moreover, Catherine, the wife of Charles' heir, Prince William, recently underwent successful planned abdominal surgery. She is expected to remain in the hospital for approximately two weeks, according to royal officials.

The series of health challenges within the British royal family serves as a reminder of the importance of routine health screenings and seeking timely medical attention. The support and well-wishes of the public will undoubtedly be with the Duchess of York and other members of the royal family during these trying times.