King Charles has summoned a party animal to get his birthday parade started this year.
During the ‘Trooping the Color’ ceremony on June 15, he will be seen saddling up on his horse, which is a mare named Noble.
Your Majesty was diagnosed with cancer just 18 months after his coronation as United Kingdom’s new ruler.
Despite ongoing chemotherapy sessions, an insider has informed The Sun that he has asked for an approval from doctors before pulling off the stunt.
This undisclosed person said, “It is a sign of the King Charles’s desire to get back to work and follow the mantra of the late Queen Elizabeth II that a monarch needs to be seen.”
“The King wants to lead from the front,” the individual added, showing the Monarch’s excitement for the upcoming event.
According to the same source, medical professionals will be checking whether he can mount a horse or not as cancer treatments physically weaken patients.
“But King Charles rightly believes it is important he is at least there in some capacity,” the insider stated, casting a shadow of doubt over this activity.
