Kate Middleton is doing better! Since March 2024 when she announced that she was ill, the Princess of Wales has been fighting cancer. After several months of chemotherapy during which she withdrew from public life, the future queen consort has already made several appearances. On October 10, Kate Middleton made her first official outing to Southport, to meet the families of the three girls killed in a knife attack last July. Very elegant, as usual, the wife of Prince William seemed in great shape.
Indeed, the mother of George, Charlotte and Louis did not stop talking during her various treatments. Kate Middleton is a real sports enthusiast and follows a demanding fitness program, as revealed by Mike Tindall this Saturday, October 12 in the columns of Hello Magazine !
The daughter-in-law of King Charles III practices cardio and weight training on a daily basis. More occasionally, she practices cycling and yoga. But what she prefers, above all, is running! “This is a family that loves sports. Kate loves to run“, says Mike Tindall. In January 2023, the Princess of Wales confided the importance of sport in her daily routine: “I do everything: whenever I can fit exercise into my schedule, I do it. Even jumping on the trampoline with the kids before school is one of them“. And she revealed that she was not the only one who loved physical activities. “My children all love sports and Louis is crazy about rugby. They are at an age where they love to run“, confided the mother of the family.
Sport is a passion for the royal family
Prince William is also a big fan of sport and particularly football, he is a fervent supporter of Aston Villa! The heir to the British crown was president of the English Football Association for many years and also played a key role in organizing the Rugby League World Cup in 2015. Harry’s brother regularly participates in charitable sporting events to raise funds for important causes. However, the Prince of Wales had to give up going to the 2024 Olympic Games to support his wife in fragile health. “I was so looking forward to coming, but after reading someone’s interview about Covid, I decided, because my wife was obviously going through chemotherapy, that I didn’t want to risk bringing Covid home ...”, he explained to British swimmer Tom Dean.
