King Charles III is eager to get back to work after his cancer diagnosis, his nephew Peter Phillips has revealed.
Phillips provided an update on the monarch’s progress in an interview on Sky News Australia. The royal report. He noted that the King remains “in good spirits” despite feeling “frustrated” by his current limitations.
“I think ultimately he’s enormously frustrated,” Phillips, the son of Princess Anne and her ex-husband, Captain Mark Phillips, told host Caroline Di Russo. “He’s frustrated because he can’t move on and do everything he wants.”
“But he is very pragmatic. [and] understand that there is a period of time when you really need to focus on yourself. He’s always pushing his doctors and nurses so they can say, ‘Actually, can I do this? Can I do that?” Phillips added of King Charles.
“So the overriding message would be that he’s obviously looking forward to getting back to some form of normality. And he’s probably frustrated that the recovery is taking a little longer than he probably would like,” Phillips speculated.
King Charles and Queen Camilla are reportedly preparing for a visit to Australia
Buckingham Palace revealed King Charles’ cancer diagnosis on February 5. This occurred after he was admitted to the London Clinic for treatment of an enlarged prostate on January 26.
Earlier this month, news emerged that King Charles and Queen Camilla may visit Australia. This would be at the end of this year, despite his battle with cancer.
Phillips looked at the goals Charles and Camilla could achieve during their maiden visit to the nation as King and Queen. “They would obviously love to see as many people as possible.”
“You know, they are very excited and very active to be seen. [To] meet as many people as possible from all walks of life,” Phillips added. “And that’s, you know, that’s what [they] “I kind of set a goal of being seen as, you know, accessible to as many people as possible.”
Phillips’ interview came before Kate Middleton revealed her cancer diagnosis in a candid video message released Friday.
“I’m fine and I’m getting stronger every day. [I’m] focusing on the things that will help me heal in my mind, body and spirit,” Middleton said in the video. “As a family, we now need some time, space and privacy while I complete my treatment.”
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