She visited him three times in two days, driving a black Audi to the back entrance of the London Clinic. On Saturday, the queen visited the king again, according to Sky News, on the second day of the sovereign’s hospitalization at the London Clinic, a private hospital located in the wealthy Marylebone area, where Prince Consort Philip and American President John F. Kennedy or actress Elizabeth Taylor were treated.

42-year-old Princess Kate is recovering in this clinic after a “successful” abdominal surgery on January 16.

She is extremely popular and has suspended her public activities until Easter.

The British press writes that the king visited her immediately before he was operated on.

Charles is expected to undergo a “short period” of recovery, the length of which has not been specified.

Buckingham Palace announced the king’s hospitalization in a statement on Friday, a clear break from the past when the royal family’s health was shrouded in mystery.

Last week, the palace announced the diagnosis of prostatic hypertrophy, with the aim of encouraging the detection of this very common pathology in men of a certain age, usually without serious consequences.

However, it can lead to progressively worse bladder function and urinary infections if left untreated.

“His Majesty would like to thank everyone who sent him well wishes this week and is delighted to learn that his diagnosis is having a positive impact on raising awareness of public health issues,” the palace said on Friday.

The announcement last week of Charles’ diagnosis has boosted the number of visits to the page dedicated to the condition on the website of the British Public Health System HNS.