Biden and Trump share ‘concern’ for ‘wonderful’ King Charles over cancer diagnosis

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President Joe Biden and Former President Donald Trump are reacting to the information about King Charles III’s most cancers prognosis.

It’s not clear what kind of most cancers the King, 75, has however officers for Buckingham Palace stated it’s not prostate most cancers, although considerations have been raised when the royal underwent a hospital process for a benign prostate enlargement. He has since began common therapies associated to his prognosis.

The King final met Mr Biden, 81, at Windsor Citadel in July for the primary time since his coronation. The pair reportedly mentioned their efforts to deal with local weather change.

Whereas chatting with reporters in Las Vegas, Nevada on Monday at a union occasion, Mr Biden stated, “I’m involved about him…simply heard his prognosis. However I’ll be speaking to him God prepared.”

In the meantime, Mr Trump, who reportedly had a great working relationship with the King throughout elements of his administration, stated, “King Charles has most cancers. He is an excellent man, who I received to know properly throughout my presidency, and all of us pray that he has a quick and full restoration.”

The previous president posted the message to his social media platform Reality Social.

The King has postponed public-facing duties however will proceed to undertake state enterprise and official paperwork.

“He stays wholly constructive about his remedy and appears ahead to returning to full public responsibility as quickly as attainable,” a press release from Buckingham Palace learn.

“His majesty has chosen to share his prognosis to forestall hypothesis and within the hope it could help public understanding of all these all over the world who’re affected by most cancers.”

Vedant Patel, a spokesperson for the US Division of State, stated the announcement of the King’s prognosis was “extremely unhappy information” throughout a every day briefing on Monday.