King Charles gets urgent protection at new outing amid cancer treatment

Royal aide rushed to help King Charles to avoid health setback

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King Charles gets urgent protection to avoid health setback amid cancer
King Charles gets urgent protection to avoid health setback amid cancer 

King Charles received immediate protection from a royal aide at a new public appearance to avoid any health setback.

The monarch and Queen Camilla performed a few royal engagements on September 2, following their Balmoral retreat and Prince Harry's UK return.

One appearance by the King was at a garden party in London to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the Victoria League for Commonwealth Friendship.

A viral video showed Prince William's father interacting with guests, while a small creature unexpectedly entered the scene, causing disruption.

Cameron Walker, a royal commentator, shared a video clip on Instagram, showcasing the King's Close Protection Officer rushing to protect him from a 'pesky wasp.'

King Charles, who is receiving cancer treatment, felt something behind his head and tried to brush away the insect.

Although it was not a serious situation, wasps can sometimes cause severe allergic reactions, which the monarch cannot endure while undergoing medical treatment.