The physicians will join the royal entourage after news broke that the monarch decided to “pause” cancer treatments while abroad.

The King who has been battling cancer since February will be monitored by two doctors and a medical team during his upcoming Royal tour of Australia and Samoa

The anon royal aide adds that “It’s all about proving he isn’t dying, to be blunt. The problem is that if anything goes wrong, people will leap to the opposite conclusion. It’s make-or-break for Charles, I think."

King Charles, 77, who is battling an undisclosed form of cancer, will be accompanied by his own doctors on his first overseas Royal tour since becoming king in May

The King will be visiting Australia and Samoa later this month in a royal tour that originally included stops in New Zealand. The monarch, 77, who has been battling an undisclosed form of cancer since February,

Next week, King Charles III will set off on a royal tour of Australia, which earlier this year many doubted would ever happen.In February, when the king was diagnosed with cancer, and made the unprecedented decision to announce his condition to the world,

King Charles will be bringing along two very important people in his royal entourage as he heads Down Under next week. The Times have shared that the monarch will be adding two doctors to his posse for his Oceania tour to Australia and Samoa,

King Charles and Queen Camilla are preparing to head Down Under next week for a royal tour like no other. Charles, 75, has been determined to go ahead with the demanding trip, despite starting his eighth month of cancer treatment.

News Corp columnist Angela Mollard has sat down with Sky News host Danica De Giorgio to analyse some iconic moments from King Charles’ past trips to Australia as he prepares to make another visit Down Under.