King Charles is a man of the people. The monarch announced he was battling cancer back in February, but deliberately decided not to disclose which type he had been diagnosed with. On Friday, The Times cited a source from Buckingham Palace who claimed that choice was grounded in empathy.

An inside source has revealed the 'real reason' why King Charles hasn’t revealed what kind of cancer he has.

King Charles III reportedly plans to resume full royal duties in 2025, including major UK and international visits .

King Charles III's cancer treatment is “moving in a positive direction,” a Buckingham Palace source told NBC News on Friday nearly a year after the monarch began his battle with the disease.

After announcing his cancer diagnosis earlier this year, King Charles has not shared what specific type of cancer he has — and there may be a poignant reason why. The Times cited a palace source who said “that the King’s decision not to reveal the type of cancer was a conscious choice to be able to reach out to the widest number of people who are experiencing the disease,

King Charles showed his sense of humour during his final royal engagement before Christmas, quipping "I'm still alive" when asked how he was doing. The 76-year-old monarch made the light-hearted remark whilst attending a reception at Waltham Forest Town Hall in east London on December 20.

The King's cancer diagnosis forced him to make major changes to his schedule; however, it also allowed him to fall in love with one of his hobbies again, reports claim.

King Charles III, at 76, has chosen to keep the specific type of his cancer diagnosis private, a deliberate decision aimed at resonating with a broader audience affected by the disease. A palace source noted that this approach allows the King to "reach out to the widest number of people who are experiencing the disease,