King Charles to ‘pause’ cancer treatment as Meghan debuts new look – live

The monarch, 75, has reportedly acted upon the advice of his wife, Queen Camilla, and doctors, who have urged him to stop skipping lunch as he continues to battle an undisclosed form of cancer.

A source told the MailOnline: “With some reluctance, he now has something to eat at lunchtime – a snack, really. He now eats half an avocado to sustain him through the day. It’s important, particularly if you have got an illness.”

The Mirror reports that the monarch, 75, had the go-ahead from his doctors to pause treatment after he was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer earlier this year.

The Duchess of Sussex debuted a never-before-seen hairstyle at the weekend when she made a surprise appearance at a children’s hospital in Los Angeles.

Meghan, 43, wore her hair in a beach waves style – a look typically achieved by letting wet hair dry into its natural curls.

She also appeared to take inspiration from the Princess of Wales by recycling a red dress that she last wore to the New York Salute to Freedom Gala in 2021.

The heir to the throne, 42, made the revelation ahead of the release of a new documentary about his anti-homelessness project Homewards, Prince William: We Can End Homelessness which will be aired on TV and ITVX.

William said: “I think it’s really important that we can try and change, and tackle, the narrative around homelessness.

“People live with it, we see it every day in our lives, that’s something I want to challenge.”

Meghan, 43, wore a red dress on the solo visit and is said to have spoken to everyone who stopped her at the high-profile event attended by other big names, including Jamie Lee Curtis.

Praising the work of the hospital, she said: “Oh my goodness, the work they do at Children’s Hospital LA is otherworldly.

“I think from my standpoint as a mother, no one wants to be in a position where you need to go to a place like this, but if you have to, the best place in the world you could go would be Children’s Hospital LA.”

She also revealed that the hospital was assisting some of her close friends from high school.

William, 42, made the revelation about his 11-year-old son on a visit to the Birtley Community Pool in Tyne and Wear on Thursday.

“George loves scuba diving. He’s 11 years old. We took him under thinking he would freak out. He absolutely loves it. It’s just introducing him to the world of water,” Prince William said at the newly refurbished pool which will give other children similar opportunities.

Marking the happy news on Instagram, Eugenie, 34, wrote: “Congratulations Beabea.

“So looking forward to more on this journey of motherhood together. And adding another little one to the gang.”

Ms Hansen, who has worked for the couple for over two years, will now continue to be employed by Harry and Meghan on a part-time basis.

Praising the opportunity their employment gave her, she said: “I am incredibly grateful to the Duke and Duchess for their continued trust in me.

“Their unwavering support and belief in my new firm has been meaningful and is a testament to their leadership.

“I knew when they first hired me that they were giving me the opportunity of a lifetime and I couldn’t be happier to continue working together.”

Liz Hatton, 16, from Harrogate, was invited to Windsor Castle to photograph the investitures as part of her creative bucket list after her rare and aggressive cancer was deemed terminal.

“It was quite a mind-blowing, overwhelming experience, to be honest,” she said of meeting Kate, 42, who is gradually returning to work after completing her own cancer treatment.

“None of us really expected all the stuff that would happen, but I think we all just feel very honoured and amazed that it actually happened.”

The teenager’s family praised the royal family for looking after them and attending to their every need during the special day.

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