King Charles, accompanied by Queen Camilla, has made his way back to London amidst his cancer diagnosis.

On Tuesday morning, the 75-year-old monarch was seen in the back of a car alongside Queen Camilla as they were driven to Clarence House, their long-standing residence in London.

It has been revealed that King Charles has returned to London for his ongoing cancer treatment appointments and meetings with palace staff.

The couple’s return to the city follows their attendance at a church service in Sandringham, Norfolk on Sunday.

The King waved at photographers as he and his wife made their way to St. Mary Magdalene Church.

This public outing marked his first since commencing his cancer treatment last week.

Over the weekend, Buckingham Palace released a statement in which the King addressed his cancer diagnosis for the first time.

He expressed his heartfelt gratitude for the numerous messages of support and well-wishes he had received.

In his statement, the King acknowledged the comfort and encouragement that kind thoughts bring to individuals affected by cancer.

He also highlighted how sharing his own diagnosis has raised awareness and shed light on the efforts of organizations supporting cancer patients and their families.

The palace announced the King’s cancer diagnosis on February 5th, without specifying the exact type of cancer.

The announcement came a week after the King underwent surgery for an enlarged prostate.

Those close to the royal family were taken aback by the news.

A palace insider exclusively shared, “I was really shocked when I heard it.”

Another palace insider added that while the King is eager to continue with his duties, his ability to do so will depend on the nature of his treatment.

The insider emphasized that the King will require significant support during this time.