King Charles was said to be "very ill": The claim was swiftly denied

The 75-year-old King of England, in addition to his cancer diagnosis, continues to deal with funeral preparations, which are currently a necessary procedure for the Royal Family.

However, a statement from a Buckingham Palace official, claiming that "The Palace gives the impression that the King is recovering, but he is still very ill. He makes public appearances, but these are short-lived. He usually travels by helicopter and is then brought back," caused public concern.

However, shortly after these claims were made, a swift denial came from the Royal Family. 

King Charles's wife, Queen Camilla, spoke about her husband's health while visiting the Dyson Cancer Centre in England.

Touring the facility, the Queen gave a clear answer to a question about how the King's health is, stating, "He is doing very well."

The code name for King Charles III's funeral plan is called Operation Menai Bridge. Previously, when Queen Elizabeth passed away, the news was spread with the code "London Bridge is down." 

The King, who had been the heir since 1952, waited more than 70 years to wear the crown. At 73, he became the oldest person in British history to ascend to the throne.

News Source: 12punto