Queen Camilla is opening up about her husband King Charles's health—and fortunately, it's good news. Yesterday, while opening the Dyson Cancer Center at the Royal United Hospital, the queen shared a rare update about the king,

A Royal insider said it would be the "best decision" for the King to step down now. “No one expects his [King Charles] reign to last much longer, especially because his health could take a dramatic turn for the worse at any time,

The queen toured the new center, which features a 22-bed inpatient ward, areas for outpatient chemotherapy and radiotherapy services, a specialized pharmacy, and a research hub, and spoke to current and former patients about their experiences. After unveiling a brand new plaque, she said a few words thanking the hospital for inviting her to visit.

While visiting a cancer center, the Queen briefly spoke about her husband seven months after his diagnosis became public

King Charles is seemingly “looking forward” to Australia trip with wife Queen Camilla as he is tired of royal family drama. As per the reports, the monarch’s health is at risk if his “stress level” rise more.

King Charles has been diagnosed with cancer but 'remains wholly positive about his treatment', according to Buckingham Palace. According to a Palace statement, the King began ‘regular treatments’ on Monday.

King Charles was diagnosed with cancer back in February and has since been undergoing treatment, with his wife Queen Camilla now issuing an update on his condition