“Stay Strong, Dear Mom…” — Prince George Sobs as He Bids Farewell to Kate Middleton Before Her Second Round of Chemotherapy: “They Said My Mother Might Not Come Back…”

In a scene that has left the nation in tears, young Prince George reportedly broke down while saying goodbye to his mother, Princess Kate, as she departed for her second round of chemotherapy treatment. The Princess of Wales, who has been battling cancer with grace and quiet strength, is once again undergoing intensive care — and the emotional toll on her family, especially her eldest son, has become heartbreakingly visible.

According to sources close to the royal family, the farewell was filled with quiet anguish. As Kate embraced her three children — George, Charlotte, and Louis — for what could be another lengthy hospital stay, George clung to her, whispering tearfully, “Stay strong, dear Mom…” before breaking down completely.

In an unguarded moment overheard by staff, the 10-year-old Prince is said to have confided, “They said my mother might not come back…” — a chilling reminder of how deeply children absorb fear, even when their parents try to shield them.

Prince William, standing beside his son, was reportedly overcome with emotion himself but remained composed, comforting George while holding Kate’s hand. Witnesses described the scene as “heart-wrenching,” yet also filled with love and unity.

While Princess Kate has chosen to keep much of her treatment private, the royal family confirmed that she had entered a second phase of chemotherapy after initial procedures showed the need for continued, aggressive care. The Palace issued a brief statement thanking the public for their continued support and prayers, saying only: “The Princess remains hopeful and in good spirits. Her strength comes from her family, her faith, and the kindness of the people.”

Across the UK and the world, messages of encouragement have flooded in. Social media has been overtaken by hashtags like #PrayersForKate and #StayStrongGeorge, with thousands expressing solidarity with the young royals.

Royal watchers note that the moment is not only deeply personal for the family but a poignant reminder of the emotional burden that illness places on children. Prince George, while being raised in a life of duty and privilege, is still just a boy — grappling with the fear of losing the woman who means the world to him.

The courage of a mother, the tears of a child — and a nation praying for both.