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The Princess of Wales has shared her relief at completing her chemotherapy in a heartfelt and very personal video message - a markedly different approach from the usual formal bulletins from Kensington Palace. After her cancer diagnosis in March, Catherine has remained largely out of the public eye. She described her journey through treatment as ‘incredibly tough’, marked by a profound sense of vulnerability and a new perspective on life. While she has finished this phase of treatment, it remains unclear if she is cancer-free, and a full recovery is expected to take time. She expects to participate in a few engagements later this year, maybe including a Remembrance Day event and her annual Christmas carol concert. Despite the ongoing challenges, she expresses a renewed sense of hope and appreciation for life, acknowledging the long path ahead in her recovery. Her last public appearance was at Wimbledon in July, where she received a standing ovation.

Published in British Isles
Thursday, 20 June 2024 21:59

Kate and her royal 'secret weapon'

The Princess of Wales frequently turns to Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, for support during her cancer treatment, according to royal experts. Celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary this year, Prince Edward and Sophie have become key figures in the Royal Family. Their modest 1999 wedding reflected their down-to-earth nature. Sophie’s charm and humility have helped her grow into her role without fanfare, earning her the title of the family's 'secret weapon.' She shares a sister-like bond with Kate, offering guidance and support during critical times. Her deep relationships within the family and her unassuming approach have made her one of the most loved members of the royal family; her commitment to her duties and her charitable work highlight her importance, as she balances royal responsibilities with her personal life. Her steadfast support during Kate’s health challenges exemplifies her role as a confidante and friend within the royal circle.

Published in British Isles