During her first public trip since the announcement of Kate Middleton’s cancer, the queen thanked onlookers for their support.
Queen Camilla indicated during an official visit on Wednesday March 27 that Kate “will be delighted” to discover the drawings made by British subjects to support her after the announcement of her cancer, report the Anglo-Saxon media.
The statement was made during a visit to a market in Shrewsbury, on the outskirts of Wales. “I will send them to Catherine. She will be delighted,” declared the queen upon receiving these drawings from two young girls.
And the wife of King Charles III then declared: “I know she will be delighted. I will make sure she knows it comes from you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
Camilla’s first statement
This is Camilla’s first public statement about her daughter-in-law’s cancer. On Friday, the Princess of Wales announced that she had cancer, without specifying its nature, and had started chemotherapy.
His cancer was discovered after an abdominal operation which took place in mid-January. Kate and William have since said they are “extremely touched” and “moved” by the support they have received from around the world. The king said he was “proud” of his daughter-in-law’s courage.
