According to confidential sources revealed by the British magazine Page Six, Kate Middleton is preparing to spend Christmas with family to recover from a year 2024 exhausted by her fight against cancer. His fight would still be far from over…
Now that the British crown has shared its traditional greeting card before retreating for some time for their winter break and to celebrate Christmas with family, away from the cameras, it is time to take stock after this particularly trying year for English royalty . The king and his daughter-in-law Kate Middleton both announced during this year 2024 that they were suffering from cancer, the respective nature of which has never been specified, giving rise to a number of speculations about them. After a hard fight, the mother of George, Charlotte and Louis was finally able to announce very happy news last September: the end of his chemotherapy. “Although chemotherapy is over, the road to healing and full recovery is long and I must continue to take each day as it comes”she announced in an official video.
Although the Princess has successfully overcome her cancer, her health remains uncertain, and anyone who has the after-effects of her cancer will have to fight her entire life to avoid relapsing. A source spoke to the British magazine Page Six this Saturday, December 21, 2024, and is not much more optimistic: “I have been told that she is doing better, as evidenced by her somewhat more frequent appearances… But it is clear that this period has been absolutely devastating and very difficult for her, and that she is not yet out of business”, report our colleagues across the Channel. Always according to Page Six, Kate is reportedly looking to spend time with family this holiday season: “Family is so important to them, and children are the center of their universe”confides the same source.
Is Kate Middleton ready to become queen?
For Hugo Vicker, the historian specializing in the royal family and close to British royalty, the Princess of Wales would prepare for an accession to the throne, which should be done sooner than expected: “Catherine is as ready as she can be to become a queen,” he said to Page Six. Indeed, William's wife is not the only member of the royal family to have had health problems this year: this is also the case for her father-in-law, Charles III, who has been fighting cancer since February. The one who is “still alive” is not out of the woods either, especially since he is still affected by the illness and is no longer very young. Even though he has resumed his activities since the spring, his schedule remains significantly lighter than normal. According to a source close to the royal couple, the British sovereign would have “looking very weak, red around the eyes and emaciated. Especially for someone who normally looks so vigorous”, something to expect “after 10 months of cancer treatment”.
