Kate Middleton has not made any public appearances since being diagnosed with cancer. The Princess of Wales has suspended all appointments in her diary and devotes himself to his health for several months already. “My medical advisors recommended that I start preventive chemotherapythe first stages of which have begun”indicated in a video published on social networks last February.
As recovery continues, the chances of seeing Kate Middleton participate in an official event organized by the British monarchy are dwindling. “I am told that Kate’s calendar for this year is empty. She will not appear in public for the rest of the year.” a Source close to the princess recently told our colleagues at the American media Daily Beast. The daughter-in-law of Charles III will not appear at the Trooping the Color parade on June 15.
Kate and William’s moving tribute to a British personality
Kate Middleton in remission, Prince William does not, however, renounce his functions. The Prince of Wales sticks to his diary and shows up for appointments alone. It is also up to him to communicate, which he did again as recently as this weekend by posting a message of tribute to a British personality for whom he and his wife had great admiration.
The eldest son of Charles III wrote touching words addressed to the late Rob Burrow. The former English rugby player East died at the age of 41 as a result of motor neuron disease, which is characterized by a progressive loss of motor neurons and leads to motor disorders as well as progressive paralysis. “Rob Burrow […] had a huge heart. He taught us that ‘in a world full of adversity, we must dare to dream’. Catherine and I send all our love to Lindsey, Jackson, Maya and Macy”, we can read in the prince’s publication on X (formerly Twitter).
William, again without Kate during a historic event
This week, William has a date at Omaha Beach, in Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer. The prince will represent the United Kingdom at the 80th anniversary of landing in Normandy. He will travel without his wife. If they have been invited to the event, King Charles III and Camilla will not be on the beach in his company either.
Buckingham Palace specifies that Prince William will attend the Canadian commemorative ceremony at the Juno Beach Center in Courseulles-sur-Mer alongside heads of state from around the world. For their part, Charles III and Camilla will appear at the British memorial at Ver-sur-Mer, a few kilometers away.
