US EditionKing Charles jokes about ageing on West Midlands hospital visit
King Charles III officially opened the 736-bed Midland Metropolitan University Hospital, engaging warmly with patients and staff while sharing candid reflections on aging and ongoing cancer treatment.
- King Charles met patients at Midland Metropolitan University Hospital in Birmingham, where he shared a light-hearted conversation about ageing with 85-year-old Jacqueline Page.
- During his visit, King Charles acknowledged the dedication of the hospital staff and praised the doctors and nurses for their work.
- The King, aged 76, humorously remarked about the challenges of getting older, saying, 'The bits don’t work so well after you get past 70.'
- The King's visit emphasized his commitment to public service, as he returned to public duties after a health-related break.
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