King Charles recently suffered a health scare due to side effects of his cancer treatment, which led him to the hospital. Although, his stay to the hospital was brief, the monarch was forced to cancel his various royal engagements.

King Charles was briefly hospitalized Thursday after experiencing “temporary” side effects from his cancer treatment, according to reports. The 76-year-old monarch, however, was back at his Clarence House residence by Thursday night, the UK Sun reported. His Friday events were canceled.

King Charles has returned to Clarence House after a brief hospital stay. His hospitalisation was sparked by side effects from his cancer treatment. Sources said the setback was not serious.

King Charles waved to well-wishers as he left his London residence one day after a health setback. The British monarch, 76, was photographed being driven away from Clarence House on March 28, the day after he was briefly hospitalized for a negative reaction to his routine cancer treatment.

King Charles III had another health scare. Buckingham Palace announced on Thursday, March 27, that the King was hospitalized after experiencing side effects from his cancer treatment. According to the palace,

King Charles III was hospitalized for side effects relating to his cancer treatment, and is now back home, Buckingham Palace revealed in embargoed news.

Charles returns to Clarence House after a short period in hospital, palace says, but postpones Friday engagements in Birmingham.

King Charles' appointments were canceled after his "short period of observation in hospital," Buckingham Palace said.

Buckingham Palace said after King Charles' scheduled cancer treatment Thursday that he "experienced temporary side effects that required a short period of observation in hospital." King Charles returned home Thursday night,