King Charles ‘frustrated’ with cancer treatment, says Peter Phillips

King's Recovery

Peter Phillips has revealed that King Charles is feeling frustrated with his recovery from cancer treatment, which is taking longer than he would like. The monarch, who began pioneering treatment last month, is said to be in good spirits but eager to return to his duties.

Pushing for Normality

Despite being frustrated, King Charles is described as pragmatic and understanding of the need to focus on his recovery. However, he is pushing his staff, doctors, and nurses to expedite his return to normalcy, according to Peter Phillips.

Family Support

Charles has been receiving treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer since early February, following treatment for an enlarged prostate. His daughter-in-law, Kate, who recently revealed her own health battle, has received support from the King during her chemotherapy.

Royal Duties

While the King has been spending most weekdays at Windsor Castle for rest, he has been making regular trips to London for official royal engagements. Queen Camilla has been a pillar of support for both Charles and Kate during their health challenges.

Family Time

As the King continues his recovery, he is hoping to lead the family at the Easter Sunday service, alongside Queen Elizabeth II. Meanwhile, Kate and William have requested privacy as they spend time together with their children during the school holidays.