King Charles III is doing everything he can to beat cancer, which has seriously affected his health, according to experts.

Royal author Angela Levin has released an update on the health of the 75-year-old monarch, who has been quietly battling cancer since February.

royal commentator in speech UK newsReports suggest King Charles will lead the royal family over Easter, with fans of the royal family urged to understand the king’s pain.

“I think it’s a really big day,” Levine said. “If he can do that, if he smiles and is OK, I think it’s going to have a huge impact.”

The author of several books added: “We can’t expect too much because there will only be a few royals. He will lead them, but we don’t know how many there will be. There won’t be too many royals.” A lot, he Must be treated with great care. “

Host Eamonn Holmes agreed with Levine, responding: “Men at that age need to be very careful. Especially meeting people and being close to people. I guess the worry is when you’re in treatment Infected with something.”

To this, Levine said, “Yeah. Your body is receptive to any bacteria that’s hanging around. So that’s what he really has to take care of.”

She went on to describe the king’s feelings in her own words, saying: “He was so bored that he couldn’t stand it. He had never in his life been at home so long, unable to go out and meet people.”

“His life was about meeting people and talking to people of all types and ages. But he couldn’t do that, which was very frustrating.”

On the other hand, King Charles’ nephew Peter Philippe also said he was “frustrated because he can’t continue to do everything he wants to do.”

Claims the King is “depressed” as he recovers from shock cancer after being diagnosed with cancer in February.

Speaking to Sky News about his uncle’s recovery, Princess Anne’s son added that he was in “good spirits” but that the recovery was taking “longer than he would have liked. I think in the end he was very frustrated”.