On March 22, the Princess of Wales released a video statement announcing to the world that she had cancer.
Shahi, who has been the focus of international speculation, conspiracy theories and gossip during her absence from the public eye while recovering from stomach surgery in January, explained that she is recovering from preventive chemotherapy. are passing and want to take time to explain it. Her three young children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, were doing it in a way they would understand.
Kate spoke positively about her condition, saying that she is getting stronger every day. Although she is looking forward to returning to her royal duties, she stressed that for now she needs to focus on a “full recovery”.
Following the announcement, the princess received an outpouring of support from fans, celebrities and world leaders on social media. He also received support from his family members, several of whom sent public messages.
Here, Newsweek From King Charles to Prince Harry, a look at what the royal family has to say about Kate’s cancer news.
King Charles III
King Charles III was one of the first members of the royal family to speak after Kate’s cancer was announced through a spokesman at Buckingham Palace. King himself is facing cancer treatment after being diagnosed in January following a prostate procedure.
“Charles is ‘proud of Catherine for her courage to do what she did’ and ‘remained in close contact with his beloved daughter-in-law over the past weeks,’ as they spent time together in hospital,” Reuters said. . A Buckingham Palace spokesman said on March 22, just an hour after the princess’ statement.
“Charles and his wife,” he added [Queen] Camilla will ‘continue to extend her love and support to the entire family during this difficult time.’
Queen Camilla
Queen Camilla gave an update on Kate in her first public engagement since the announcement in the western England county of Shropshire on March 27.
The Queen met large crowds during a visit to a farmers’ market in the town of Shrewsbury, where two teenagers wrote: “Sending our love to Kate.”
Camilla stops to talk to them, takes signs and says she’ll get them to the princess.
“I know Kathryn is overwhelmed by all the well wishes and support,” she said.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
Kate’s brother and sister-in-law, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, sent their messages of support after her cancer announcement.
A spokesman for the couple highlighted the princess’ request for privacy during this difficult time, saying: “We wish Kate and the family well and hope they can do so in private and in peace. “
Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson
Duchess Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson, who despite divorcing Prince Andrew in 1996, still lives with the royal family in Windsor and has attended regular family events since King Charles’ accession in 2022, also welcomed Kate. Sending my love.
Fergie herself was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2023 and has spoken publicly about her experience of undergoing a mastectomy to raise awareness of the disease. In 2024, she also announced that she had been diagnosed with skin cancer.
In a post on her social media accounts on March 25, the Duchess said she was “full of admiration” for Kate’s decision to be so open about her diagnosis.
“All my thoughts and prayers are with the Princess of Wales as she begins her treatment. I know she will be surrounded by the love of her family and everyone is praying for the best outcome.” said.
“As someone who has faced her own battles with cancer in recent months, I am filled with admiration for the way she has spoken publicly about her diagnosis and know that she Being given the time, space and privacy to heal would do a great job in raising awareness.”
— Sarah Ferguson (Fergie) (@SarahTheDuchess) March 25, 2024
The Prince and Princess of Wales.
After announcing initial support for Kate, a Kensington Palace spokesman said on March 23 that she and Prince William were both “touched” by the well-wishes.
“Both The Prince and Princess have been deeply moved by the kind messages from people here in the UK, the Commonwealth and around the world in response to His Royal Highness’ message,” the spokesman said.
“They have been overwhelmed by the public’s warmth and support and are grateful to understand their request for privacy at this time.”
James Crawford is Smith. NewsweekRoyal Correspondent, based in London. You can find him on X (formerly Twitter). @jrcrawfordsmith And read his stories NewsweekOf The Royals’ Facebook page.
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