The British Embassy in Ukraine has categorically denied erroneous claims circulated by Russian media alleging the death of King Charles. The false reports, which falsely attributed a statement from Buckingham Palace, suggested that the King died due to cancer complications. These claims, particularly propagated by Russian state-owned news agency Sputnik, were promptly discredited by the embassy, affirming that King Charles is in good health and continues his royal duties. Buckingham Palace has yet to issue a statement on the matter.

In separate news, the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, is being supported by Suzan Holder, the wife of Slade’s lead singer Noddy Holder, over the challenges of being a public figure. Suzan Holder recently revealed her husband’s secret five-year battle with oesophageal cancer, drawing parallels to the scrutiny public figures face during personal challenges. Her comments emerged during her appearance on Jeremy Vine’s Channel 5 show, where she empathized with the Duchess’s recent private abdominal surgery and the associated public interest. Kensington Palace clarified that Kate Middleton’s surgery was not for cancer, underscoring the Duchess’s entitlement to medical privacy. Noddy Holder has been undergoing experimental chemotherapy treatment at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester, showcasing the resilience of individuals facing health challenges while in the public eye.