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Reports Claim King Charles Will Likely Die “With” And Not “Of” Cancer

Reports Claim King Charles Will Likely Die “With” And Not “Of” Cancer

A bombshell new report has claimed that King Charles’s cancer is incurable, and that the monarch will likely die “with” and not “of” cancer.

According to the report, while the 76-year-old sovereign’s cancer is treatable, it is not curable.

Renowned royal correspondent and Daily Telegraph associate editor Camilla Tominey stated, “The talk now is that he may die ‘with’ cancer, but not ‘of’ cancer, following a rigorous treatment program.”

Tominey also noted that plans for King Charles’ 80th birthday celebrations in 2028 remain uncertain due to his ongoing health issues.

Additionally, she revealed that the King is unlikely to ever move into Buckingham Palace, citing his preference to remain at Clarence House, where he currently resides, due to his medical condition.

Speculation surrounding the King’s health intensified after Prince Harry told the BBC he was unsure how much time his father had left.

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