King Charles’s funeral plans being updated in light of cancer treatment – “It’s not good”, claims insider

King Charles’s continuous fight with cancer has come to light recently, providing a sombre update on his condition and how it will affect his future plans.

The Palace has been largely silent regarding the details of his ailment ever since it was revealed earlier this year that he was diagnosed with cancer after a routine medical procedure in January.

The monarch has reportedly been splitting his time between Sandringham, where he seeks comfort and recuperation on the royal estate, and London, where he is undergoing therapy. But there have been little specifics about how serious his sickness is, which has the public worried.

More concerns have been sparked by a recent Daily Beast piece that was picked up by TMZ, which implies that King Charles’s health is declining faster than previously reported.

According to TMZ-cited sources, the King is “really very unwell” behind the scenes, despite his public appearances to the contrary. His advisers have allegedly been revising his funeral arrangements on a regular basis under the covert code “Operation Menai Bridge.”

“Of course he is determined to beat it and they are throwing everything at it,” a source was reported by TMZ. Though everyone is continuing to be positive, he is actually quite ill. More than they’re willing to admit.”

Although it’s common for royals to plan their funerals, the fact that there are regular updates suggests that the King’s health may not be as stable as it could be.

Undoubtedly, the news has clouded the monarchy and made people consider who will succeed them in the future and how it will affect the royal family.

Amidst these new developments, rumours have surfaced that King Charles plans to meet up with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, his grandchildren, later this year.

The King apparently tries to patch things up and spend more time with his grandchildren, even if he has tense relationships with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

A royal insider told Page Six, “I can see Charles desperately wanting to see the children, and extending this olive branch to Meghan and Harry.”

“He might conclude that life is simply too brief. Balmoral is really the ideal, peaceful location for a get-together. In the event that he extends an invitation, Harry and Meghan ought to accept the visit.”

The gloomy atmosphere surrounding the monarchy serves as a reminder of the transience of life and the inevitable changes within the royal family, while the public awaits more details on King Charles’s condition.