Unlike his daughter-in-law Kate Middleton, the king’s cancer is still a “managed condition,” says a royal source, and his treatment will continue into 2025.

King Charles' cancer treatment is progressing well and will continue into next year, a Buckingham Palace source said, as the British royals prepare for their annual Christmas get-together after a "brutal" year for the family.

The cancer treatment of King Charles III is set to continue into 2025 according to reports. Earlier this year, in February, Buckingham Palace announced that the King had been diagnosed with cancer. In a statement, they said: "During The King’s recent hospital procedure for benign prostate enlargement, a separate issue of concern was noted.

King Charles cancer treatment is continuing in a 'very positive direction' and will carry on into the New Year, Buckingham Palace sources have confirmed.

King Charles is a man of the people. The monarch announced he was battling cancer back in February, but deliberately decided not to disclose which type he had been diagnosed with. On Friday, The Times cited a source from Buckingham Palace who claimed that choice was grounded in empathy.

A royal insider has explained why King Charles decided not to reveal the type of cancer he is battling. Buckingham Palace announced on February 5 in a statement that the King was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer.

Buckingham Palace has shared an update on King Charles III's health amid his ongoing cancer treatment. A source told NBC News that the monarch's treatment for the disease is "moving in a positive direction,