Sick Charles III. wrote in letters to friends about his health. William is worried about his father

Britain’s King Charles III, who is known for his penchant for writing letters, confided in friends about his battle with cancer through them. He loves his job and is excited to return to royal duties because he doesn’t want to disappoint the British.

King Charles III he did not stop writing letters even during his struggle with health complications. In them, he confides in friends about his “somewhat failing health” and his “determination” to overcome the condition, as friends of the British monarch revealed. According to them, the king shines with optimism and hope for a full recovery.

“I heard a determination that he didn’t want to be limited by it, a pragmatic acceptance of the changes that needed to be made in his program and an absolute desire to get back up to speed,” one of the king’s close associates described his impressions. He further stated that the monarch was frustrated by another friend telling him he was like a “mad lion in a cage” while he was stuck at home undergoing cancer treatment.

“He holds himself to very high standards of public service and really feels he’s let people and organizations down if he’s not out there doing all the public parts of his formal role,” another friend added, while a third said the prince was worried about his “workaholic” father’s health William. He is said to want to make sure that the king is taking adequate care of his recovery, The Times reported.

Prince Harry is also due to visit the King in the UK next week for a ceremony at St Paul’s Cathedral to mark the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. “Harry has been in regular contact with his father on a number of occasions and has made no secret of his desire to see him whenever possible. He took special care of him and hopes the king will be fine and will be able to see him as planned,” the source said.

The royal calendar is filling up. Charles III he says he wants to travel to Normandy on June 6 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the landings. According to Queen Camilla, the monarch is excited about his return to public duties, although she added that she tried to limit his work engagement during cancer treatment.

She made the announcement at Buckingham Palace last week when she welcomed 300 guests to honor those who support victims of sexual violence. Among the guests were, for example, Carrie Johnson, Zara McDermott, Cherie Blair and Theresa May.