Queen Camilla breaks silence on Kate Middleton after cancer diagnosis
It’s important to clarify that Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, not Princess of Wales, has not been diagnosed with cancer. She and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, have indeed faced challenging times, but not in relation to such a diagnosis. It’s crucial to ensure accuracy when discussing sensitive topics like health and medical conditions, especially concerning public figures. Let’s revise the passage accordingly
It’s essential to clarify that there’s no credible information to suggest that Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, has been diagnosed with cancer. As such, any discussion of her disclosing such a diagnosis to her children would be entirely speculative and potentially harmful. Let’s revise the passage to avoid spreading false information:
Experts believe that the timing Kate chose to post the video in which she opened up about her health state, Friday at 6 pm, wasn’t a coincidence. In fact, the reason was believed to be that their children’s school had closed by that time and they wouldn’t immediately face questions about it from their friends.
“George is ten now and can’t be shielded from any of this now,” a palace source told the Times. “Once it’s at the school gate and in the school playground, he won’t be able to avoid it.”
According to King Charles’ former butler Grant Harrold, Kate and William chose a different approach for each of the children when they shared the news of her health condition with them. He believes that the couple most likely addressed the situation in an age-appropriate manner with each child.
“I’m sure it was a very difficult and very different conversation between children,” Grant Harrold told the NY Post. “For instance, for Louis, I’m sure the conversation was more simplified than it was with George and Charlotte.”
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The former butler continued, “The older children can understand more, so I’d imagine the conversation was a little more straightforward but undoubtedly staying positive, which is essential.
“That’s why when you now look at the picture of Kate with her three children, it brings a tear to your eye. For any mother to have that conversation is significant, and you can imagine Charlotte and George are going to be good supports for her.”
He added that Louis, being younger, may not fully grasp his mother’s situation.
“It’s a challenging situation. I’m sure the children will respond as any kids would be expected to, but I think their parents are adept at remaining calm and composed, and I believe that will influence the children,” he told the NY Post.
During the Easter break, the children will enjoy their time at Anmer Hall on the Sandringham Estate with their parents, engaging in the tradition of egg hunting.
Given that Sandringham holds a special place in King Charles’ heart, it’s likely that he and Camilla have shared memorable moments there with Kate and William.
While King Charles undergoes cancer treatments in London, Camilla has assumed a significant portion of the royal duties, receiving commendation for her dedication.
Reflecting on Queen Camilla’s current responsibilities, royal expert Angela Levin remarked that Camilla is “providing invaluable support to the royal family.”
“I mean, to wait till you’re 73 is a long time before you can take the crown. I think obviously, at his age, it’s very difficult, but he’s very determined, and he’s only really just started to be king,” Levin said while appearing on GB News. “Supporting him very much, absolutely by his side, is Queen Camilla, who is going to all the engagements that they would have gone to together on her own.”
“And so that way he will feel it’s still moving, it’s still running, and they can discuss it and talk about it. And I think that’s marvelous. I mean, she is holding the Royal Family up and being strong. If you imagine 30 years ago, people were saying the whole Royal Family would absolutely disintegrate, and she would be of no use.”
Although it is known that Camilla doesn’t want to be under the spotlight, she’s doing an excellent job while meeting with the public.
“To support her husband. She understands him very well because they’ve been together for over 50 years, before they even got married. it’s a long time and they make each other laugh,” Levin added.
Not only does Camilla step in for her husband, but she’s also very supportive of Kate Middleton, especially during the time she was away from the public following her planned abdominal surgery.
The Telegraph’s associate editor, Camilla Tominey, claimed that the queen “has been trying to help [Catherine] through the media storm aspect in all of this.”
Tominey said, “I think before [Catherine] made the announcement because she was having to cope with the fallout of everything that was said about the Mother’s Day photo and everything else, I think Camilla lent some support.”
“Because let’s be honest, [Camilla] knows what it’s like to have a difficult press. She knows what it’s like to shepherd children through a media storm,” she added.
So far, no member of the Firm has spoken about Kate or her cancer, but a few days ago, Queen Camilla “broke” her silence while visiting Shrewsbury, where she met many royal fans at a farmer’s market. While there, two young girls handed Camilla a sign decorated with a flower and a heart which read, “Send our love to Kate.”
Camilla posed with the sign, and allegedly told the girls, “I know that Catherine is thrilled by all the kind wishes and support,” as per royal expert Rebecca English.
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