In a highly publicized and controversial trip, King Charles III and Queen Camilla have completed an 11-day journey to Australia and Samoa, which has sparked significant debate regarding the monarch’s health and the royal family’s priorities.

The journey, made at a time when King Charles is still battling cancer, has been met with criticism from both the public and health experts, with many questioning the wisdom of such a high-profile trip amid the King’s fragile condition.

The trip, which was aimed at strengthening ties with the Commonwealth, saw Charles and Camilla attending a series of events.

However, images have surfaced showing the King being harshly criticized, particularly in Australia, where public sentiment towards the monarchy is already in flux.

Charles, who holds the right to the British throne, was met with boos from some members of the Australian public, signaling the growing tension within the nation regarding its future relationship with the Commonwealth.

Despite these measures, many have criticized the journey as a costly and risky venture. Public opinion in both Australia and the UK has been divided, with many questioning whether a younger member of the royal family, such as Prince William or Princess Catherine, should have taken on the role instead of the frail monarch.

However, despite the extensive precautions taken, it became clear that the King’s health challenges had a significant impact on the trip. The original itinerary had to be adjusted to accommodate his medical needs, resulting in more stops than initially planned. Even with the medical protocol in place, the journey appeared to be an arduous and taxing experience for Charles.