It has been declared that Princess Catherine of Wales is receiving cancer treatment.
The 42-year-old former Kate Middleton disclosed that she is receiving chemotherapy in the early phases of the treatment in a video message made public by Kensington Palace on Friday.
She expressed, Receiving the diagnosis hit me like an unexpected tidal wave after navigating through several arduous months.
Kate revealed that scans after a major abdominal surgery in January revealed the presence of cancer. She did not, however, provide the kind or stage of the malignancy.
She thanked everyone for their recent support but said that until her treatment is finished, she and her family need time, space, and solitude.
Since Kate vanished from the public eye at the end of December, there have been worries for her health and welfare.
Kensington Palace declared on January 17th that Kate was on the mend following her planned stomach surgery. The palace said, “There is no expectation of public engagements for the Princess until after Easter on March 31st.” But her absence sparked concerns about the Princess’s health on the internet.
The Royal Family, who just disclosed that 75-year-old King Charles III has cancer, is shocked by this most recent setback.
The most current information from Kate came when a photo of Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis, and Prince George of Wales was made public earlier this month. Her husband, Prince William, received credit for the Mother’s Day photo release. It was later discovered that the picture had been digitally edited, and Kate was held accountable for the enthusiastic modification.
In the midst of weeks of intensive media attention and examination, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declared in a statement that the Princess had displayed “incredible bravery.” He continued, “Princess Catherine of Wales has received love and support from the entire nation as she continues her recovery.”
White House Press Secretary Carin Jean-Pierre wished for Kate’s full recovery as she opened her media briefing shortly after the news emerged.
“We were deeply saddened to hear this news,” she said. “We want to ensure that during this incredibly challenging time, we fully respect her privacy.”