Yesterday, King Charles III prolonged his hospital stay following a prostate operation, raising concerns about his health.

The 75-year-old monarch underwent surgery on Friday at the London Clinic, with the initial plan being discharge after two nights.

However, he continued to be under the care of medical professionals for a third night, and it was disclosed that he would miss full-time engagements for a month once he is eventually discharged.

Queen Camilla visited Charles three times yesterday.

The Princess of Wales is currently at The London Clinic recovering from abdominal surgery, with a potential release scheduled for tomorrow.

Kate, aged 42, is anticipated to resume official engagements after Easter, the U.S. Sun reported.

The King underwent a procedure for an enlarged prostate, having been diagnosed with the benign condition on January 17 during a routine check-up.

Charles shared this information to encourage others to prioritize regular check-ups.

Written by B.C. Begley