The entire world is shocked after Kate Middleton's message announcing that she is suffering from cancer detected after her abdominal surgery. This came after months of speculation and conspiracy theories that have undermined the credibility of the British Royal House and which have had the Princess of Wales as their main target.
This hard blow for the society of the United Kingdom joins the series of catastrophic misfortunes that are happening in its royal family. Prince William's wife's illness comes after King Charles III's cancer, which was announced last February. Now, it has come to light that the monarch is preparing an imminent institutional message.
This statement is scheduled to be released on Maundy Thursday at Worcester Cathedral, at which time Queen Camilla will preside over the service. Although the king will not attend, having relieved his duties to his wife, the recorded message is intended to be one of hope to calm the waters after the months of scandals and the latest news that has worried many.
According to Sunday Mirror, this video will have Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis as its main focus. And the king has been very aware of everything that was happening to the princess. "He has kept in touch with the Princess of Wales from the moment she was admitted to hospital in January and throughout her current cancer treatment," revealed a close source.
"He is absolutely determined to show family unity and reassure the public and the rest of the world that the monarchy is stable, despite the current tumultuous period it is experiencing," he added.
And, although he will not be seen on that special day for the family, he is expected to do so during Easter Sunday. Buckingham Palace itself was in charge of revealing that this is expected to be the case, if the monarch's illness allows it. "The king has great hopes of being able to hold the Easter religious service, but we will make a final decision on the day," said the same source.
And those who will not be present at this event will be the princes of Wales. A few days ago there was speculation that this was the moment chosen for Kate Middleton's reappearance. However, and after the latest news, it has been decided that it would be best for her to remain resting as before.
"In January, I underwent abdominal surgery in London and was initially deemed not to be cancerous. The surgery was a success, however, post-operative tests have determined that cancer cells are present. "My medical team, therefore, has considered that I should undergo preventive chemotherapy treatment. Now I am in the first phase of treatment," the princess said in the official statement that has turned everything around.
