King Charles receives an evening visit from a smiling Queen Camilla as he recovers from prostate surgery - as it is confirmed he could be out of action for a MONTH

The Queen has made an evening visit to King Charles as he recovers from prostate surgery, as the palace has confirmed the monarch could be out of action for a month. Queen Camilla smiles reassuringly as she leaves after visiting King Charles III at The London Clinic this afternoon King Charles arriving at the London Clinic in Marylebone on Friday morning ahead of surgery for an enlarged prostate. It is understood he will not carry out any royal engagements for a month Queen Camilla appeared to be in high spirits as she was pictured with a smile on her face as she made the trip to the London Clinic in central London to visit King Charles Camilla sits in a car as she arrives at the London Clinic where King Charles has been receiving treatment for an enlarged prostate Queen Camilla visited her husband in hospital yesterday and stayed for three hours. NHS England said the 'enlarged prostate' page on its website received one visit every five seconds on the day the King's diagnosis was announced, with further huge boosts in visits in the days that followed. Police officers stand guard outside the London Clinic, in London, this morning after King Charles spent a second night in hospital The 75-year-old has spent a second night at the London Clinic - the same hospital where the Princess of Wales is recovering following abdominal surgery 9.30AM Friday: A Buckingham Palace statement about Charles being admitted to hospital SATURDAY: Police guard the London Clinic private hospital in London where Charles stayed the night The royal car drives out of the narrow street and past the police officer on duty outside The Queen had been visiting the monarch, who is receiving treatment for an enlarged prostate The Queen had previously said her husband is 'fine' and looking forward to getting back to work.