King Michael I, diagnosed with advanced leukemia and skin cancer. Former Romanian Royal withdraws from public life

King Michael I of Romania was diagnosed with chronic leukemia and epidermoid carcinoma and underwent surgery in Switzerland on Wednesday. The information was made available by the royal house lawyer, who says in a video recording that His Majesty is in a serious health condition. According to him, Michael (Mihai in Romanian lang.) was diagnosed with both advanced leukemia (metastases stage) and skin cancer.

The Royal Council announced that the king follows a complex and exhausting treatment, which prevents him from appearing in public, therefore he will spend an undetermined period of recovery away from the public life.

The Royal House website posted King’s official message that announces his withdrawal:

“In recent weeks we have received news of a serious medical diagnosis. This comes in the year when family and country are celebrating 150 years since the founding of the dynasty and the modern Romanian state. I’m sure that my daughter Margaret, the Custodian of the Crown, will find the wisdom and strength to represent me and to carry out my public duties. I asked the Royal Council to continue its mission and provide advice to the Custodian of the Crown.

Michael R – 1 March 2016”
wrote the former Romanian Royal, King Michael I.

King Michael of Romania was born in 1921 as the son of Carol II of Romania and Princess Helen of Greece and Denmark. He became King of Romania for the first time at the very young age of 6 and “ruled” the nation for about three years between 20 July 1927 and 8 June 1930. He took over the throne again on 6 September 1940 when he was nearly 19 and led the country throughout the second world war until 30 December 1947 when he was constrained to abdicate by the government controlled by the Communist Party of Romania. As a descendant of Queen Victoria through both his parents he is a third cousin of Her Majesty The Queen “Elizabeth II” and several other reigning heads of state. He married Princess Anne of Bourbon-Parma in 1948 and together they have five daughters.

The line of succession according the 2007 Family Statute of Romania is as follows:

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Video: Royal Council Declaration over situation of King Mihai I of Romania