A friend of King Charles and Queen Camilla told The Daily Beast that Camilla will be encouraging Charles to “take it easy once he gets back” from Australia—“never an easy task.”

For the first time since announcing his cancer diagnosis—and for the first time as monarch—King Charles will embark on a long-haul overseas tour to Australia and Samoa for eight days of royal duties,

King Charles is called “Pa” by his sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, and “Grandpa Wales” by his grandchildren, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. But Queen Camilla’s grandchildren have their own special nickname for him.

King Charles to Miss COP29 Climate Conference Due to Ongoing Cancer Treatment and Royal Tour. King Charles will not attend the COP29 climate conference in Azerbaijan next month, despite being a longstanding advocate for environmental issues and having addressed world leaders at COP28 in Dubai,

King Charles has been resisting his wife's rules amid news he's planning to take a break from cancer treatment in October. According to a new report, despite the monarch's reservations, he has apparently relented, with "some reluctance," and agreed to follow Queen Camilla's advice.

Queen Camilla's son Tom Parker Bowles spoke about King Charles' health amid his cancer treatment in a new interview with British Vogue.

King Charles will not make an important trip to Azerbaijan for the global climate change conference, despite his long-held passion for the environment

King Charles's doctors are allowing him to hit pause on his cancer treatment for a trip to Australia and Samoa next week. The monarch will make a high-profile royal visit next week beginning in Sydney,

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King Charles has been undergoing cancer treatment since his diagnosis was revealed in early 2024. The monarch has spent the necessary time recovering, wisely opting not to undertake royal duties for months.