King Charles shares insight on life and mortality during Italy visit
During a visit to Italy, King Charles made a candid remark about mortality, adding a touch of humor to his ongoing battle with cancer. On April 10, 2025, the 76-year-old monarch planted an oak tree at Villa Wolkonsky in Rome, marking the end of his official trip with Queen Camilla. The tree planting, a symbolic gesture at the British ambassador's residence, prompted the King to quip, "Well, I do hope that I shall live long enough to see a little bit of growth in the tree."This lighthearted comment took place as King Charles continues his treatment for cancer, which was publicly announced in February 2024. Despite this serious health challenge, the King's spirits seemed high, and he continued his royal duties with grace. His treatment, though ongoing, is reportedly progressing in a positive direction. In fact, prior to their trip […]