Kate Middleton is gradually returning to royal duties after completing her cancer treatment. While she’s not rushing her full-time return, she’s attended some engagements with Prince William.
Amid her recovery, the feud between the Sussexes and the Royal Family continues, with the Sussexes’ claims involving Kate. Despite this, Kate is still seen as the one who could potentially reunite her husband and brother-in-law. However, reports suggest she’s losing hope for reconciliation, especially after her cancer diagnosis, revealed in March. After undergoing surgery in January and a period of speculation, Kate chose to publicly share her diagnosis.
Kate Middleton announced she is free from cancer
Kate Middleton, the mother-of-three, underwent cancer treatment and made her first public appearance since her diagnosis during the Trooping the Colour in April. While attending some engagements, her recovery remained her top priority.
In early September, she shared the joyful news that she was now “cancer-free” after completing chemotherapy. In an emotional video with her family, Kate reflected on the tough journey, describing the past nine months as “incredibly tough” and noting that life can change in an instant.
Kate Middleton under “no pressure” to attend Christmas event
Kate thanked the public for their support and shared a message for those battling cancer. She expressed gratitude for the kindness, empathy, and compassion they’ve received and offered encouragement to those on their own cancer journey, reminding them that “out of darkness, can come light.”
Though cancer-free, Kate is taking time for recovery without rushing back to royal duties. She will attend some events in the coming months, including the Christmas gathering at Sandringham, but only if she feels up to it. A source noted that the family supports her decision and understands if she needs to rest.
Although Christmas at Sandringham will surely be a fantastic opportunity to spend time together, four family members will not be there.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, along with their kids Archie and Lilibet, currently have no contact with the royal family. The ongoing feud remains tense, especially between Harry and his brother Prince William. Harry refuses to return to the UK with his family unless they get full police protection.
While Meghan reached out to Kate after her cancer diagnosis, there’s been no other contact. However, experts suggest Kate might be key to future reconciliation. She reportedly influenced a birthday message for Harry from William, possibly signaling a slight softening in their relationship.
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“She is also aware that she has to be kind to herself”
Prince William shared that Kate has completed her preventative chemotherapy and is focused on being “cancer free.” While recovering, she’s avoiding anything that brings negative energy. Though William and Kate reportedly invited Harry and Meghan to visit with their children, Kate is prioritizing her own family’s well-being.
Royal expert Helena Chard said Kate is relieved to resume some royal duties but knows she’s not fully recovered. She added that Harry likely wants to reconnect with Kate, but the royal family is keeping their distance, and the silent treatment may trouble him.
Helena Chard continued, “Prince Harry will want to contact Princess Catherine,” Chard claimed. “Prince Harry will be bothered by the silent treatment – and the Royal Family is aware of this.”
Prince William & Kate Middleton facing ‘Harry talks’ with their children
As Prince George gets older, he may start asking why Uncle Harry isn’t around anymore. Royal expert Lydia Alty says Harry was once close to William and Kate’s kids, but now that the royal families are no longer speaking, George, Charlotte, and Louis are likely wondering what happened.
“They’re probably missing their uncle and cousins,” Alty told GB News. “This family rift may be affecting them more than we think.”
