Many a royal expert has long proclaimed that King Charles’s preference is a two-meal diet that includes breakfast and dinner, but no lunch. Well, his recent cancer diagnosis has required him to make some adjustments,

However, the Daily Mail newspaper reports that, following his treatment for cancer earlier this year and on doctors’ orders, Charles has begun to include lunch in his diary – with one particular food item at the top of the list: avocado – with the aim of keeping his strength up as he recovers from serious illness.

King Charles will reportedly "pause" his cancer treatment so he can fly Down Under next week for an official tour of Australia and Samoa.

The 75-year-old monarch, who is receiving weekly treatment, is set to embark on the long-distance trip alongside Queen Camilla from Friday, October 18, to Saturday, October 26.

At 75 years old, it can be hard to break a habit. However that doesn’t seem to be stopping King Charles III from making a major change in his daily routine. The Daily Mail reported on Saturday, October 5,

Due to illness, King Charles III had to comply with doctors' recommendations. They emphasized the need for him to change a longstanding dietary habit, which the monarch reluctantly agreed to. What does he eat now?

King Charles has reportedly ditched his lifetime habit of skipping lunch under orders from his doctors, after the monarch underwent treatment for cancer earlier this year. King Charles has always skipped lunch,