King Charles’s health was bad

On April 25, journalist Tom Sykes of The Daily Beast (USA) said that when talking to the king’s friends in recent weeks about his health, most of them answered “not good”.

“Of course he was determined to beat it and everyone put their heart and soul into it. They expressed optimism but he was really very unwell. Heavier than what they revealed.”said a friend of the king.

The Daily Beast’s sources all said that King Charles’ health is not good. Photo: Getty Images.

Previously, Tina Brown, author of the book The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor, also hinted that King Charles’s health was getting worse.

Former Editor-in-Chief of Vanity Fair assessed that King Charles’s cancer pushed Prince William and Princess Kate into a situation where they had to ascend the throne earlier than expected.

“I heard that prospect is making them extremely worried.”the female journalist emphasized.

King Charles has never revealed the name of the cancer he has, only confirming that it is not prostate cancer.

Buckingham Palace is also tight-lipped about the throne’s medical journey. However, insiders and reputable political commentators have publicly spoken of King Charles responding very well to treatment.

Behind the scenes, however, the king’s aides regularly reviewed copies of the hundreds of pages of documents outlining his royal funeral plans, called Operation Menai Bridge. .

The document was created the day after Queen Elizabeth II was buried on September 8, 2022. Planners used the late Queen’s funeral as a reference to ensure King Charles’ funeral went more smoothly.

All sources confirm that royal funeral plans are constantly being reviewed because it is standard procedure. However, a former employee said that Charles’s health problems gave the plan a different tone and urgency.

“The plans have been finalized and are being actively updated. It’s not much more than just because the king was diagnosed with cancer. But their circulation has certainly attracted the attention of many people.” the former employee explained.

King Charles’ funeral plan was developed immediately after the burial of the late Queen Elizabeth II. Photo: Getty Images.

All senior royals have their own funeral plans, differentiated by the names of bridges in the UK. Previously, Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral plan was called Operation London Bridge.

King Charles’ plan was named after the suspension bridge connecting the island of Anglesey to mainland Wales.

Initially, the royal family gave the funeral a code name to prevent news of the deaths of high-ranking figures from leaking to the press before it was officially announced. However, they are no longer a secret today.

According to Tien Phong