King Charles is set to ignore Queen Camilla's plea to "slow down" after his health concerns, Palace sources have claimed.
The King has no intention of “slowing down” and is keen to get back to work following his minor operation.
Charles, 75, will be “back up and running” after his procedure to correct an enlarged prostate.
His period of enforced rest is only a temporary measure, according to Palace sources.
Queen Camilla tells King Charles to 'slow down' during recovery period
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Despite Queen Camilla urging him to slow down, the King will be “raring to go once he’s had a short period of recuperation”.
Buckingham Palace has cancelled the King’s engagements this week after he was diagnosed with an enlarged prostate last Wednesday.
It was subsequently reported that “the Queen has told him he needs to slow down a bit”.
Last year, he undertook 516 engagements, as well as state visits to France, Germany and Kenya.
King Charles is set for a hospital procedure for an enlarged prostate
PAA Palace source said King Charles is expected to continue to work on his red boxes and correspondence during his recuperation period.
An insider told The Daily Telegraph: “This sort of procedure is a temporary thing, and then he will be back up and running and very keen to pick up his usual pace.
“His work ethic is well known. He’s going to be raring to go once he’s had a short period of recuperation.”
Queen Camilla was asked about her husband’s health as she carried out engagements in Swindon on Monday, insisting he was “fine”.
Queen Camilla has been out and about on royal engagements this week
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King Charles shared his diagnosis with the public to encourage other men to get checked
PAThe King flew back from Scotland with the Queen on Friday and headed to his Sandringham estate where he spent the weekend.
He shared his diagnosis with the public to encourage other men who may be experiencing symptoms to get checked themselves.
Last week, Buckingham Palace said in a statement: “In common with thousands of men each year, the King has sought treatment for an enlarged prostate.
“His Majesty’s condition is benign and he will attend hospital next week for a corrective procedure. The King’s public engagements will be postponed for a short period of recuperation.”
