Experts claim that King Charles is a "workaholic" amidst his cancer battle, "aware that time is ticking" as monarch.

King Charles III is refusing to let cancer impede his rule.

Queen Camilla, the wife of the British monarch, stated that he is doing well, except for his refusal to slow down and follow instructions, as reported by Sky News. The 75-year-old has been receiving outpatient treatment since Buckingham Palace made his diagnosis public in February.

Royal experts predicted Camilla's revelation, according to Planet Chronicle Digital.

Hilary Fordwich, a British royals expert, stated that the heir to the throne, who had the longest wait in history and is currently facing a health crisis, is acutely aware that time is running out.

"Fordwich stated that the monarch has been preparing for his role his entire life, being in line for the throne for 70 years. After waiting for so long, he has thrown himself into the job with a desire to make his mark. However, the downtime away from his people makes him anxious and agitated."

"Fordwich stated that all the projects he has worked on are aimed at making a significant impact, not just as a token effort. He has dedicated his life to making a difference, so the doctors' advice to take time off is not something he welcomes. His response is commendable."

Fordwich stated that the country does not desire a leisurely monarch.

The king resumed his royal duties in late April, with the palace stating that doctors were "very encouraged" by his progress. However, his schedule would be adjusted as necessary to safeguard his recovery.

Unlike many royals before him, Charles made the choice to openly discuss his health issues, including his enlarged prostate and cancer diagnosis, which helped increase awareness about these conditions.

The number of people seeking advice about prostate problems in England increased 11-fold after Charles announced his treatment.

On Monday at Windsor Castle, the king presented the Irish Guards with their new flag, or "colours," ahead of this weekend's Trooping the Colour, the annual celebration of the British monarch's birthday.

Despite his diagnosis, the palace announced that Charles will participate in Trooping the Colour by riding in a horse-drawn carriage alongside Camilla, rather than on horseback as he has done in previous years.

According to royal expert Ian Pelham Turner, who spoke to Planet Chronicle Digital, King Charles has always dreamed of becoming king and will not let anything stand in his way as he enjoys his reign and promotes his beliefs to Britain and the world.

"Camilla's help has helped him take the initial shock of his new role in stride, and he has been buoyed by thousands of well-wishers. However, Camilla has been strict about his duties, such as riding in a carriage with her instead of on horseback to Trooping the Colour. The royal motto 'never complain, never explain' reflects his desire for continuity at this time."

Royal experts have noted to Planet Chronicle Digital that the king's habit of staying occupied is not a recent development.

"Richard Fitzwilliams, a royal expert, stated that the monarch is a workaholic who avoids eating lunch. His doctors have control over his schedule as it must be announced in advance, but he is recovering based on the number of engagements he is undertaking and the energy he displays during them. The late Queen Elizabeth II said, "I must be seen to be believed," and as monarch, he understands it is his duty to be seen. This is one of the reasons driving him."

Charles' legendary "stubborn streak" was described by Christopher Andersen, the author of "The King," in an interview with Planet Chronicle Digital.

"Charles was determined to carry on an affair with Camilla despite his mother's orders to stop. Even when Diana pleaded with his mother-in-law to intervene, the queen declared that Charles was "impossible" to change. No one could persuade Charles to abandon Camilla, and no one could convince him to make her queen. If Queen Elizabeth couldn't convince her son to alter his decision, no doctor could persuade him otherwise."

"Andersen stated that while the king's doctors may prefer him to slow down, there are significant events such as the D-Day anniversary and Trooping the Colour that require him to display his flag. The message he aims to convey is that the monarchy remains robust and progressing, despite the medical challenges faced by the House of Windsor."

The former Prince of Wales, now King Charles, has consistently demonstrated a strong work ethic throughout his career, dedicating himself to various causes he continues to support today, as shared by Kinsey Schofield on the To Di For Daily podcast.

"Prince Charles utilized his personal interests in environmentalism, urban mentorship, and architecture to create opportunities for himself to contribute to important matters, giving him an advantage. Despite being reprimanded for overstepping boundaries, his goal has always been to make a positive impact and leave the world a better place. He has remained determined and focused throughout his life."

"King Charles has waited 70 years for the position he now holds, with the weight of the world on his shoulders, to be as respected and admired as the late Queen Elizabeth II. However, Schofield believes that these expectations are unrealistic and that King Charles is simply eager to move forward and focus on the positive. No one in leadership wants to be perceived as weak, especially when it comes to illness. King Charles does not want his legacy to be defined by his illness."

"He is a diligent worker who takes pleasure in accomplishing tasks and transforming concepts into intricate implementations. In my opinion, this is something to be respected."

Charles ascended to the throne following his mother's demise in 2022, at the age of 96.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.