A shocking cancer diagnosis was made during King Charles’ prostate surgery.

A shocking turn of events happened when doctors found out that King Charles has cancer during his recent prostate surgery. A statement from Buckingham Palace on Monday told the public that they are still optimistic about the monarch’s chances of getting better, even though he will be taking a break from his royal duties to get treatment.

The King is already getting regular treatments, and doctors have told him to stay away from public events for now. He will, however, continue to do his official duties and take care of paperwork as usual. The King thanked his medical team for getting to him quickly and said he was still optimistic about his treatment. He looks forward to getting back to his public duties soon.

By talking about his diagnosis, King Charles hopes to clear up any confusion and make more people aware of cancer. Radar Online asked doctors for their thoughts, and some said they thought the cancer might be close to the prostate and have spread to the liver, stomach, or lungs.

An expert from New York called Dr. Stuart Fischer said that prostate cancer rarely kills people on its own. Cancer can be treated with things like anti-testosterones, which can stop it from spreading. It is harder to treat cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, though. Patients in this situation usually don’t have a long time to live—usually no more than five years.

Yes, the diagnosis is scary, but we are still hopeful for King Charles’ recovery and wish him a quick return to good health.