King Charles was in a good mood when he greeted the sympathizers after hospitalization

King Charles feels love yesterday after his brief stay in hospital at the London clinic. The monarch was photographed by leaving his London residence, Clarence House, today in a car with a group of royal fans meeting nearby. The spectators praised the king and wished him good luck, to which the 76 -year -old man responded with happy waves.

This marks the first time that the king was seen publicly after his minor health setback. Charles rolled in his window and smiled at the crowd to show his gratitude for their support. It is believed that the king was heading for his Highgrove domain in the Gloucestershire, by Good morning!.

Royal fans are not the only ones to go out to stimulate the minds of the king. The same morning, he also received a sweet visit from his sister, Princess Anne.

A few hours earlier, the Buckingham Palace explained the situation in a statement that said: “After a planned and continuous medical treatment for cancer this morning, the king experienced temporary side effects which required a short period of observation in the hospital. The afternoon commitments of His Majesty were therefore postponed.”

The palace added that Charles’ commitments on March 28 would also be reprogrammed. It ended with apologies presented on behalf of Charles for “those who can be embarrassed or disappointed accordingly”.

He had to undertake four commitments to Birmingham today, but has postponed all commitments, a decision that a spokesperson for the palace said it was “very disappointed” to take. “He hopes much that they can be reprogrammed in due time and offer his deepest apologies to all those who had worked so hard to make the visit planned possible,” added the spokesperson.

Sources of the Royals told Time That his stay in the hospital is a “most minor bump on the road that goes well in the right direction”. While Charles took a short break in royal functions, he and Queen Consort Camilla should always attend the state visit to Italy next month.

Charles has been sailing his health battle for over a year now. He first announced his cancer diagnosis in February 2024 and has not yet publicly disclosed the type of cancer he has. Doctors identified the disease during a three -day hospital stay following a prostate procedure.

Charles took the advocacy of cancer to heart. Earlier this month, he visited patients with cancer in Northern Ireland and offered them poignant encouragement. He asked those he had met if they had been able to “survive good side effects”, adding with compassion, “just continue, isn’t it.”

It seems that he too is pushing and is eager to go back to work.