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 6.

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 will "pause" his cancer treatment for 11 days while he's on his royal tour of Australia and Samoa. According to a news outlet, the monarch, 75, "will continue with his ongoing cancer treatment right up until he flies,

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

King Charles is reportedly taking a "pause" from his cancer treatment for an 11-day visit to Australia and Samoa later this month. The King is set to jet off to Sydney on October 18 and will also visit Canberra before making a State Visit to Samoa, followed by attending the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, according to reports.

KING Charles is set to “pause” his cancer treatment for 11 days during his visit to Australia and Samoa later this month. The monarch will jet off to Sydney on October 18 before

The 75-year-old monarch, who is receiving weekly treatment, is set to embark on the long-distance trip alongside Queen Camilla from Friday, October 18, to Saturday, October 26.

In another sign that the King's health is gradually improving, doctors have signed him off treatment for the duration of the ten-day international trip, which he will take with Camilla next week

King Charles will reportedly "pause" his cancer treatment so he can fly Down Under next week for an official tour of Australia and Samoa.

Buckingham Palace has confirmed King Charles III has been diagnosed with cancer, aged 75. Read the statement here.

King Charles III will “pause” his cancer treatment for 11 days as he partakes in his royal Australian tour next week, according to reports. The 75-year-old monarch has been receiving weekly treatment since being diagnosed with cancer in February 2024.