King Charles and Queen Camilla are heading on their first major overseas tour since announcing His Majesty was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer in February, with the couple heading on an 11-day trip to Australia and Samoa on Oct. 18.

King Charles will "pause" his cancer treatment during his visit to Australia and Samoa alongside Queen Camilla in October, the 'Daily Mail' reported.

King Charles has been receiving weekly cancer treatments since his February diagnosis, but he'll reportedly be taking a break from his regimen later this month.

Doctors have approved King Charles to temporarily stop cancer treatment for an 11-day Royal tour to Australia and Samoa, marking his first official visit as monarch. The trip is designed to accommodate his health needs.

King Charles III is to “pause” his cancer treatment, understood to be a weekly regimen, for 11 days as he undertakes his high-profile royal tour of Australia next week.The king, 75, was diagnosed with cancer in February this year and has been receiving treatment on a weekly basis ever since.

The monarch was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year and has had to withdraw from several public commitments as he undergoes treatment.

King Charles and his wife Queen Camilla will fly to Australia next week to kick off their latest royal tour on October 18, with the monarch pausing his cancer treatment

King Charles III, aged 75, has been battling cancer since February when he publicly announced his diagnosis. Since then, he has been undergoing cancer treatment while balancing his royal duties. In the initial weeks following his announcement,