Royal Health Update: King Charles Discharged from Hospital, Princess Kate Recovers at Home

King Charles has been released from the medical facility following treatment for an enlarged prostate, according to an official announcement from Buckingham Palace.

Queen Camilla arrived at the London Clinic earlier to collect him, and the royal couple joyfully greeted well-wishers outside the clinic at 3pm.

A statement from the Palace revealed that the monarch has returned home and rescheduled public appearances to prioritize his private recovery.

The King expressed his appreciation for the medical team and all those who supported him during his hospital stay, acknowledging the kindness of the messages he received.

Uniformed police officers were present as the royal pair departed the premises.

Taking the longest break from royal duties in his reign, King Charles will be on a month-long hiatus while still attending to governmental affairs.

His recovery will take place at Clarence House, his residence in London.

Meanwhile, Princess Kate, who underwent abdominal surgery at the same clinic two weeks ago, is now recuperating at home in Windsor.

Kensington Palace shared that the Princess of Wales is progressing well and conveyed gratitude for the global outpouring of good wishes.

In a separate update, the Palace unveiled new profile pictures of the Wales children, omitting the profiles of Harry and Meghan's offspring.

The Prince and Princess of Wales also had their profiles updated.

Notably, there is a profile page for Archie, the presumed male child of Sussex, but not for the female Lilibet.

The Palace clarified that Archie's photo remains unchanged due to a lack of developmental records provided by the parents.

Disparities in the coverage of Archie's birth compared to George's were highlighted, with extensive details available for the latter's birth and christening, while Archie's christening faced challenges, including the absence of the Queen and Prince Philip.

The Palace defended the website content, emphasizing that only information and images endorsed by Buckingham Palace, Clarence House, and Kensington Palace are featured.

Requests for additional content will be reviewed with meticulous verification for accuracy and authenticity.

Archie's christening encountered various issues, with limited details officially released by Buckingham Palace.