King Charles 'doing well' after prostate surgery as Kate continues to recover in hospital – Royal Family News

The Queen arrived at the London clinic, where the King is staying, on Saturday after receiving treatment for an enlarged prostate.

Camilla was seen entering the back entrance of the hospital in a black Audi at noon, followed by a Range Rover.

The king began his second day in the hospital after undergoing surgery for prostate enlargement.

Charles was seen entering hospital on Friday morning with the Queen at his side – the same hospital where the Princess of Wales is being cared for following abdominal surgery.

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The king began his second day in the hospital after undergoing surgery for prostate enlargement.

Charles was seen entering the London Clinic in central London on Friday morning with the Queen at his side – the same hospital where the Princess of Wales is being cared for following abdominal surgery.

Camilla appeared in good spirits when she left the private hospital for the first time at 3.10pm, and smiled at reporters before getting into the car.

She returned for a visit that lasted about an hour and a half and left just before 8 p.m.

She told people inside the London clinic earlier on Friday that the king was “doing well” after the operation.

The king, who is in hospital receiving treatment for an enlarged prostate, is in overall good health – despite suffering an injury while playing sports.

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