According to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), CNN and other ** news, local time on Tuesday (6th), British King Charles III and Queen Camilla were photographed leaving from Clarence House in London, which is the first public appearance of Charles III since being diagnosed with cancer on the 5th.
Footage shows Charles III and Camilla smiling and waving to the crowd in the car, the report said.
The BBC also said that earlier, Britain's Prince Harry returned to London overnight by plane from the United States, and Charles III met with him for about 45 minutes. The report added that Prince Harry had no plans to meet with his brother, Prince William, Prince of Wales, while in London. According to previous reports, the British royal family announced on the 5th of this month that King Charles III has been diagnosed with "a type of cancer" and has begun to accept **. Charles, 75, succeeded to the throne after the death of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8, 2022, and was crowned on May 6, 2023. It is understood that Charles was previously admitted to a private hospital in London for benign prostatic hyperplasia, that is, an enlarged prostate**, and was discharged last week. According to a statement from Buckingham Palace, he was diagnosed with cancer during this intervention**. The statement did not mention what kind of cancer it was, only that it was not prostate cancer. The statement said Charles had a "completely positive" attitude towards ** and looked forward to a full return to his duties as soon as possible. Charles' decision to release his diagnosis was to prevent speculation and hopefully contribute to public understanding of all those affected by cancer around the world.