King Charles scheduled to undergo treatment for non-cancerous prostate condition

King Charles III is scheduled to undergo treatment for an enlarged prostate next week, according to Buckingham Palace. The palace assured that the condition is benign but a "corrective procedure" will be performed. As a result, the King's public engagements will be postponed temporarily for him to recover. This news follows the recent revelation that the Princess of Wales is currently in the hospital after undergoing abdominal surgery. The palace stated that the King sought treatment for his enlarged prostate, which is a common condition in men over the age of 50 and not typically serious. It is important to note that the condition does not increase the risk of prostate cancer. This announcement marks the second significant health news concerning senior royals on the same day, as the Princess of Wales is expected to stay in the hospital for up to two weeks for her planned and successful abdominal surgery. The specific details regarding her condition have not been disclosed, but it has been stated that it is unrelated to cancer. Further updates on these developing stories will be provided.