'King Charles has two years left to live' claim

The British magazine In Touch Weekly has claimed that the condition of King Charles III, who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, is not improving. It was also stated that Charles has been given two years to live and that funeral preparations have begun.

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'King Charles has two years left to live' claim

Prince Harry turning his back on his family and settling in the US after marrying actress Meghan Markle, the passing of Queen Elizabeth, the allegations regarding Prince Andrew, and the reports that Kate Middleton had died—the dark clouds over the British Royal Family are not dispersing.

King Charles III, who ascended to the throne after his mother's death, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Regarding the matter, the British magazine In Touch Weekly reported that King Charles has two years left to live and that even a funeral ceremony is being prepared for Charles III.

In the report, it was written that the cancer is aggressive and spreading rapidly, stating, "The funeral for King Charles has been named 'Operation Menai Bridge.' The code name 'Operation London Bridge' was used for Queen Elizabeth's funeral ceremony."

'WEAK AND HOPELESS'

A high-level source speaking to In Touch magazine said, "King Charles is much sicker than the Palace has disclosed and is currently unable to fulfill his duties to his family and the daily tasks of the monarchy. He has become very weak; the situation is hopeless."

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