Princess Kate
Prince William gives hope after cancer diagnosis
According to British media reports, the heir to the British throne Prince William (41) has spoken about the health of his wife Kate (42) at a memorial service for D-Day - finally giving her hope.
When asked whether the Princess of Wales, who is suffering from cancer, was already feeling better, William answered with a clear "yes", as reported by the PA news agency, among others.
"She is feeling better"
The statement comes from a video showing William talking to an elderly man in a wheelchair. In the footage, which was published on X, the prince can be seen and heard telling him: "She's better, thank you. She would have loved to be here today."
The "Royal in USA" account published the prince's moving conversation:
Kate's grandmother was a codebreaker
He also said that he had spoken to women who had worked as codebreakers at Bletchley Park, including Kate's grandmother Valerie Middleton.
William had joined his father King Charles (75) and Queen Camilla (76) on Wednesday at a commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the Allied landings in Normandy.
Kate would have loved to have been at the event in the port city of Portsmouth, William added.
Chemo after abdominal surgery
Catherine, as she is actually called, announced to the public in a very personal video message at the end of March that she had been diagnosed with cancer following major abdominal surgery in January.
She has been undergoing preventative chemotherapy ever since. She has not been seen in public for months.
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