King Charles III has been hit with a very damaging and heartbreaking report.
This week, The Telegraph and Yahoo brought to light the findings of Camilla Tominey, a highly respected reporter and writer whose work is known for its depth and accuracy.
The journalist is known for having eyes and ears across the many palaces inhabited by the Mountbatten-Windsor family. She is, after all, the journalist who first announced to the world that Prince Harry was secretly dating Meghan Markle.
According to the writer, there is more to King Charles’s cancer than Buckingham Palace is leading on.
She explained that, sadly for His Majesty, his illness is incurable. The Sovereign, 76, is currently undergoing treatment for his condition and is being cared for by the UK’s top medical experts.
She wrote: “The talk now is that he may die “with” cancer, but not “of” cancer following a rigorous treatment program. One concession to his health and advancing years that has been made, however, is that it appears unlikely he will ever move from Clarence House to Buckingham Palace after the restoration is completed in three year’s time although it will remain the household’s office for the rest of his reign.”
King Charles, despite the challenges, is resolute in his determination to make the most of his years as Monarch and patriarch of the Royal Family. He wants the world to know that his health difficulties are greatly exaggerated, and he is hopeful for the future.
King Charles, who recently revealed that he is on “the other side” of the health crisis, is making some ambitious plans for the upcoming years.
Tominey made the bombshell revelations that King Charles is exploring the idea of making an appearance at the Invictus Games in Birmingham in 2027, where he would be seen with Prince Harry and, most importantly, his grandchildren — Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
Royal staff members explained it would be the ideal opportunity for King Charles to confirm to the world that his faith has guided him towards forgiving his son for his many sins.
The source said: “Equally exploratory have been discussions about if or when father and son could ever be reunited, with some mooting that the next Invictus Games could provide an opportunity when it is held in Birmingham in 2027.”
The insider added: “Were there to be a public reconciliation at the Invictus Games, it is hoped it would also involve Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, who will be eight and six by then. The King last saw his youngest grandchildren during the Platinum Jubilee in 2022.”
King Charles is planning a special event for his 80th birthday in 2028.
