King Charles' demise unintentionally disclosed by William Hill.
William Hill withdraws webpage asserting King Charles' passing
Following an inadvertent publishing, gambling company William Hill has removed a webpage where it expressed condolences for the supposed passing of King Charles III. The webpage, appearing in the customer service section of the company's website, stated that William Hill was saddened by the "passing of King Charles III" and was taking steps to show respect.
A series of frequently asked questions (FAQs) followed, addressing questions regarding already-placed bets by customers. Currently, William Hill has chosen not to comment on the error or issue an apology to the monarch.
King Charles III diagnosed with cancer
Over a year ago, King Charles was diagnosed with an unspecified form of cancer, following a hospital procedure for a benign prostate issue in February 2024. Subsequent diagnostic tests confirmed the cancer was not prostate cancer. Following the diagnosis, the King followed a treatment plan and took a short break from public engagements before resuming duties in April 2024.
In March 2025, he hospitalized for temporary side effects related to his cancer treatment, but swiftly returned to his duties upon recovery. Royal sources indicate that his health is well-managed and his recovery is progressing positively, with the King balancing his royal responsibilities alongside ongoing treatment.
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- Despite the recent error on William Hill's website, the ongoing struggle of King Charles III with cancer remains a topic of concern in general-news, entertainment, and even politics, often involving discussions regarding celebrities and their health.
- The erroneous communication from William Hill, expressing condolences for King Charles III's passing, further raises questions about the accuracy of information in various sectors, such as property, entertainment, and politics, emphasizing the need for thorough verification.
