King Charles and Queen Camilla will visit Australia and Samoa from October 18 to 26, and the monarch will reportedly pause his cancer treatment.

The 75-year-old monarch’s diagnosis was shared in a February statement stating that he would “undertake State business and official paperwork as usual.”

King Charles III is reportedly putting his cancer treatments on hold. Charles' upcoming trip to Australia and Samoa - set to kick off on October 18 - will force him to put treatment on "pause," royal expert Rebecca English reported to the Daily Mail on Sunday,

King Charles is to temporarily “pause” his cancer treatment while taking part in a high-profile overseas visit after getting the go-ahead from doctors, according to reports.The monarch, 75, who will make the nine-day visit with Queen Camilla,

King Charles will "pause" his cancer treatment during his visit to Australia and Samoa alongside Queen Camilla in October, the 'Daily Mail' reported.

King Charles has been resisting his wife's rules amid news he's planning to take a break from cancer treatment in October. According to a new report, despite the monarch's reservations, he has apparently relented, with "some reluctance," and agreed to follow Queen Camilla's advice.

Organisers had hoped that King Charles, known as a lifelong environmentalist, would be able to attend the COP29 climate change summit next month - but it has been revealed that he will not be attendin

King Charles is set to prioritise his ongoing cancer treatment next month and will not attend the COP29 summit in Azerbaijan, it has been revealed. It has been said the organisers of the COP29 climate summit had hoped the King - who is known to be a lifelong environmentalist - would be able to make the event.

King Charles has put his cancer treatment on hold amid plans to tour Australia in the coming weeks. The monarch has been battling the illness since first being diagnosed at the start of 2024 and has largely stepped back from royal duties as he receives treatment.

Charles’ upcoming trip to Australia and Samoa — set to kick off on October 18 — will force him to put treatment on “pause,” royal expert Rebecca English reported to the Daily Mail on Sunday, October 6. Doctors are reportedly “happy” to briefly stop treatment for the trip, which will continue up until the trip starts.