King Charles is planning an important visit despite his cancer diagnosis
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This will be Charles's first trip to Australia as governor. It seems that he did not cancel this despite his cancer diagnosis. He wants to fly in just a few months.
LONDON – All appointments for King Charles (75) were canceled due to his cancer diagnosis last month, as were his travel plans. As King and Queen, Charles and Camilla, 76, wanted to visit Commonwealth countries in the Pacific in October and early November as part of a major trip to celebrate their coronation. Despite his recent cancer diagnosis, it appears the King is still planning to visit Australia.
As a prince, King Charles made 15 official trips to Australia over nearly six decades
Although the Queen's face has been phased out on the Australian banknote and King Charles III's central bank proclamation. You hear out loud that you don't want to appear on the banknotes Mirror Now sounds completely different. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (61 years old) said: “Australia is preparing for a possible visit by His Majesty the King to Australia later this year.”
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The King showed his sympathy for Australians affected by recent natural disasters, just as Australians showed their sympathy and support for the King after he was diagnosed with cancer. She added that the government is making preparations to receive the king and queen.
This will be King Charles' first trip as Sovereign to Down Under and New Zealand
“The King, Queen and members of the royal family are always welcome in Australia,” the head of state continued. “My government is negotiating with states and territories about options for a potential royal visit. “Australia is preparing for a possible visit by His Majesty the King to Australia later this year,” the Australian leader said.
The Queen recently visited Australia to open the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. His first visit came in the 1960s, when he spent two terms as an exchange student at the exclusive Geelong Grammar School near Melbourne.
But the visit is now under different circumstances, and it is questionable whether a 20-hour flight in a few months is really possible, while 30 minutes with his son Prince Harry (39) is currently considered “extremely stressful.” At least that's how voices around the palace perceived the meeting between Charles and the Duke of Sussex. Sources used: Mirror.co.uk, thesun.co.uk
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