King Charles Adopts New Lunch Habit Amid Cancer Recovery

The monarch, known for skipping lunch, now includes a light midday meal on doctors' advice following his cancer diagnosis.

King Charles has started eating lunch for the first time in his life, incorporating half an avocado into his daily routine.
The change comes after a cancer diagnosis earlier this year, prompting doctors to recommend the dietary adjustment to maintain his strength.
Previously, Charles viewed lunch as an unnecessary luxury due to his busy schedule, often opting for a brisk walk instead.
Queen Camilla and medical professionals have encouraged this new habit as part of his overall recovery and health management.
Charles is known for his commitment to a healthy diet, often consuming organic produce and avoiding meat and dairy on certain days.