King Charles recently completed a royal tour of Australia and Samoa with his wife, Queen Camilla. The overseas trip required Prince Charles to temporarily suspend his cancer treatment, but he reportedly traveled with two doctors. Now, according to new reports, the King's medical team is concerned that the King has been without treatment for almost two weeks.

“Concern is growing among the king's medical team following an anonymous palace briefing that the king may return to a full program of overseas tours in 2025,” the Daily Mail reported.

The article added, “Skipping the cancer treatment regime to take part in the latest tour, no one is certain how his body has coped.

Instead of taking a vacation, Prince Charles has apparently begun planning for 2025.

During a royal tour of Samoa, King Charles mentioned his own death in an emotional speech. Attending a traditional Ava ceremony in the village of Siumu, King Charles told those in attendance. [and] “We promise to bring back special memories of our time here. Thank you for our great gift.”

The village head responded, telling Charles (via the Daily Mail), “Your dad, Prince Philip, was here, as were your brothers. Thank you for making the time. The royal visit has cheered up our home."

King Charles announced his cancer diagnosis to the world in February; in September, Queen Camilla's son, Tom Parker Bowles, shared a rare update on the king's health, revealing that Prince Charles' “doctors say his treatment is going well” (Express (according to the paper).