At Adelaide Cottage, on the Windsor estate, far from the tumult of London, Kate Middleton is undergoing preventive chemotherapy. On March 22, the Princess of Wales revealed to the whole world that she had cancer. Since then, the future queen has been very discreet. Invisible even. During his engagements, Prince William had given some reassuring bits of information about his wife, but this Tuesday, May 21, it was Kensington Palace which openly communicated about the state of health of the future queen.
Kate Middleton was the ‘driving force’ behind a new early years project calling on businesses to introduce more family-friendly working practices as she continues her cancer treatment, says spokesperson report our colleagues from DailyMail. But Kensington Palace nevertheless stressed that the news should not be considered as a return to work for Kate Middleton even if it was confirmed that she had followed all aspects of the case from home, despite her illness. Proof that Kate Middleton is in good enough shape to follow and work on the projects that are close to her heart. Reassuring news which will not fail to please the British.
When will Kate Middleton officially return?
However, no date for a return to the public scene has yet been communicated. Kensington Palace has insisted that the Princess of Wales continues to need space and privacy to fully recover, and that she will only return to work once she is given the all clear by doctors. Trooping the Color or the royal races at Ascot could be a great opportunity to get back into the spotlight. Unless Kate Middleton chooses to be present alongside her husband, but also Charles III and Camilla for the visit to the United Kingdom of the Emperor of Japan next June.
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