Kate Middleton facing cancer, Prince William gives her news: “She is doing well!”

On March 22, Kate Middleton caused shock waves among fans of the British royal family, by revealing to the whole world that she was suffering from cancer and that she had begun a chemotherapy process. Since then, the Princess of Wales has been treating herself out of sight, with her husband, Prince William, as well as their three children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. This Tuesday, April 30, Prince Harry’s older brother (who will be visiting London in a few days) went to Seaham, in County Durham, south of Newcastle. There, the heir to the crown visited the research and development laboratory of Low Carbon Materials, a finalist for the Earthshot environmental prize in 2022. As he shook hands with royal well-wishers, Lady Di’s eldest son was questioned about the state of health of his partner and the mother of his three children.

“Do you mind if I ask how your wife and children are doing?” asked a woman named Julie Cain, aged 60, as echoed by several British media, including the Daily Mail. Although intimate, this question probably did not upset Prince William. “Everything is fine, thank you. Yes, we are fine!” he replied. Concise, this response certainly reassured the worshipers of the Firm. The latter have reason to be worried, since the king is also fighting cancer. A painful ordeal which allowed the sovereign to get closer to his daughter-in-law. “He [la] considers him his daughter, revealed a source near the Sunend of March. There is no doubt that they can share many things and support each other in their fight.”

>>> Kate Middleton: the 32 photos that sum up her life

This lovely distinction that Kate Middleton received from Charles III

On April 23, the birthday of Prince Louis, who celebrated his 6th birthday, Lizzie Robinson, royal expert for the British channel ITV, revealed on X (ex-Twitter) that Kate Middleton had been named “royal companion of the order of Companions of Honor” by Charles III. A nice distinction, which has existed since 1917 and which aims to reward “outstanding achievements in the arts, sciences, medicine and public service”, specified the specialist. Enough to rekindle the princess’s heart.

Article written in collaboration with 6Medias

Photo credits: Mulholland Eddie/PA Photos/ABACA