King Charles’ Cancer Treatment Will Continue into the New Year, Is in a 'Very Positive Direction,' Palace Source Confirms

King Charles at an event at his country home, Highgrove House, on Dec. 13, 2024.Photo:Chris Jackson - Pool/Getty Chris Jackson - Pool/Getty King Charles’ cancer treatment will continue into the New Year, but it is moving “in a very positive direction,” palace sources have confirmed. Aides have signaled that Charles, 76, who has been under medical care for hiscancer diagnosissince early February, will continue treatment towards his one-year anniversary as a “managed condition.

King Charles’ Poignant Decision to Not Reveal His Specific Type of Cancer Was a ‘Conscious Choice’: Report

King Charles during his visit to Kinneil House during the British Royal Family’s Royal Week in Scotland on July 3, 2023 in Edinburgh, Scotland.Photo:Andrew Milligan - WPA Pool/Getty Images Andrew Milligan - WPA Pool/Getty Images After announcing his cancer diagnosis earlier this year,King Charleshas not shared what specific type of cancer he has — and there may be a poignant reason why. The Timescited a palace source who said “that the King’s decision not to reveal the type of cancer was a conscious choice to be able to reach out to the widest number of people who are experiencing the disease, rather than narrow the focus onto a particular form of cancer,” the outlet reported.

King Charles’ ‘Hot Equerry’ Lt. Col. Jonny Thompson Makes Rare Appearance with Royal Family on Christmas Day

King Charles’ “hot equerry” Lt. Col.Jonny Thompsonis still on royal duty — and made a rare front-facing appearance on Christmas Day! Thompson — who opted for a more behind-the-scenes role following the massive amounts of attention he received for his handsome looks — joined the royal family for their annual Dec. 25 walkabout following church at St. Mary Magdalene at Sandringham.In this clip, Thompson can be seen walking behindKate Middletoncarrying armfuls of flowers as the Princess of Wales, 42, wishes members of the crowd a merry Christmas.

King Harald and Queen Sonja of Norway’s Once ‘Forbidden Romance’ Subject of New TV Series: ‘Something Out of a Fairytale’

King Harald V of Norway and Queen Sonja of Norway pose for an official photograph from the Royal Court on Jan. 15, 2016 in Oslo, Norway.Photo:Royal Court via Getty Royal Court via Getty The royal family of Norway will soon be the latest to have their real life stories depicted onscreen. The love story ofKing HaraldandQueen Sonjawill be the subject of a new drama on Prime Video, specifically their “nine-year battle for their forbidden romance,” according toThe Daily Mail.

King Penguin ‘Maggie’ Is Renamed ‘Magnus’ After Being Misgendered by Zookeepers for Years

A king penguin.Photo:Getty Getty A British wildlife park is down to only one female king penguin in their breeding colony after discovering they have been misgendering one of their females for over eight years. In a post on their official Instagram account, Birdland Park and Gardens — a bird sanctuary located in Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire — revealed that a 10-year-old king penguin named “Maggie” is now known as “Magnus.” “Surprise News! Many of you will have visited and met Maggie, one of our beloved King Penguins…” Birdland Park said in the post.