Queen Camilla shared that King Charles is fine and eager to resume work despite his upcoming procedure for an enlarged prostate.

Kensington Palace announced that 42-year-old Princess Kate had the planned, non-emergency surgical procedure. Prince William was seen leaving the hospital where she’ll spend a couple of weeks before several months of recovery, absent from royal duties until after Easter.

The royal family has provided updates on her health, showing more transparency than in the past.

Details of Kate's surgery are private, but it is not cancer-related. She was last seen at a Christmas event looking well. Meanwhile, Queen Camilla responded to inquiries about the King's health during a visit to Aberdeen Art Gallery.

King Charles, who is at his Birkhall residence, plans to raise awareness about prostate health.

Searches for "enlarged prostate" surged on NHS’s website after the King’s condition was disclosed. This comes as US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin faced criticism for not promptly informing President Biden about his own prostate treatment.

King Charles's treatment is expected to cause only a short break in his duties, with no delegates required for his state responsibilities. Meanwhile, Prince William's schedule will adjust to support his wife’s recovery, potentially affecting a planned royal tour this spring, including a rumored trip to Italy.