King Charles has recently undergone prostate surgery, a procedure that, although considered minor, has sparked worries among royal enthusiasts and experts.

Renowned royal expert Tom Quinn expressed his concerns, stating that while prostate surgery is generally routine, there is always a risk of complications, such as urinary incontinence and infections.

Moreover, given the King’s age, there is a growing fear that this surgery might be the first in a series of health problems.

Buckingham Palace has been transparent about King Charles’ health issues, previously announcing that he had an enlarged prostate and would require surgery.

Today, the palace confirmed his admission to the hospital, further fueling concerns among the public.

Interestingly, during his visit to the hospital, the King took the time to see Princess Kate, who is currently recovering from abdominal surgery.

This gesture touched many people and shed light on the strong bond between Charles and his daughter-in-law.

According to Quinn, the King’s visit with Kate reflects their close relationship.

He explains that Charles sees Kate as uncomplaining and unlikely to embarrass the family, much like his own mother, the late Princess Diana.

In a way, Kate reminds Charles of a young Camilla, and this connection strengthens their rapport.

While Kate is expected to be in recovery throughout the Easter period, Charles’ recovery time is predicted to be two weeks, relatively shorter in comparison.

As the royal trio, Charles, Kate, and William, take time off from their duties, Queen Camilla will assume the role of representing the monarchy.

She has already stepped up, publicly addressing the King’s well-being during her first royal engagement of the year.

“He’s fine, thank you very much.

Looking forward to getting back to work,” Camilla assured the public.

Her departure from the hospital at 3:10 pm GMT seemed to indicate that she was in good spirits.

The surgery has raised concerns not only about King Charles’ immediate health but also about his future well-being.

Given his age, there is a worry that this procedure might be the first of many health issues he will face.

However, the royal family remains optimistic, with Queen Camilla assuring the public that the King is doing well.

As the recovery process unfolds, all eyes will be on King Charles, hoping for a swift and successful recuperation.