Royal watchers hoping for a speedy return from Kate Middleton may be disappointed. According to sources close to the royal family, Kate will likely be absent from public engagements for “the rest of the year” as she focuses on her health and undergoes cancer treatment.
Reduced Public Appearances for Princess Kate Middleton
Following her cancer diagnosis earlier this year, Kate Middleton will be prioritizing her recovery and is unlikely to be seen in public for the remainder of 2024. This news comes from close friends of Prince William and Kate, as reported by The Daily Beast.
The Princess of Wales revealed her cancer battle in a video message on March 22nd. Initially, surgery in January was believed to be for a non-cancerous condition. However, follow-up tests revealed cancer, prompting Kate to undergo preventative chemotherapy.
Family Time and Support
Sources say Kate and her family plan to spend the upcoming school holiday at their country residence on the Sandringham Estate. Her parents are also expected to visit during this time. Prince William has reportedly been granted unexpected leave, allowing him to focus on his family during this challenging period, especially before the upcoming UK general election on July 4th.
With a focus on reducing stress, Kate is prioritizing her well-being. She reportedly finds support in her siblings, Pippa and James. Kensington Palace has confirmed that Kate is on her “recovery pathway” and getting stronger each day.
Privacy and Support During Treatment
Next week, Kate and William’s children will have a school break. During this time, the couple is expected to spend some time at Anmer Hall, their private residence on the Sandringham Estate. This location offers both privacy and support from their close-knit neighbors.
Kate has expressed solidarity with other cancer patients, encouraging them to stay positive as she continues her treatment. Her return to royal duties will depend on receiving a green light from her doctors.
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