Five months ago, it was reported that Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales of the United Kingdom, was diagnosed with cancer and underwent surgery. It is said that his physical condition is gradually improving under treatment. But not completely safe. This Saturday will be Kate's first public appearance.
Kate was last seen participating in an event in December. After that continued treatment. Kate is still undergoing treatment. He is taking preventive chemotherapy.
Kate will join her three children in a royal carriage at the annual military parade marking King Charles III's birthday in central London today. Along with King Charles, Queen Consort Camilla and other senior members of the royal family, Kate will stand on the balcony of Buckingham Palace and wave to the countrymen.
Kate was under treatment in the hospital for two weeks last January. At that time, the office of the British royal family informed that his surgery was successful. However, at that time, nothing was reported about being diagnosed with cancer. Rumors spread about Kate's illness and non-appearance.
A month or two later, Kate sent a video message. With tears in his eyes, he told about his fight with cancer. In a statement on Friday, Kate said, 'My physical condition is improving rapidly. But those who have gone through chemotherapy know that there are good days and bad days.
In the statement, Kate added: 'I am looking forward to attending King Charles's birthday parade with family members this weekend. Hope to be able to attend some events throughout the summer. But it's also true, I'm still not free from fear.
42-year-old Kate's cancer is a big news for the British royal family. Apart from Kate, King Charles is also suffering from cancer. He is undergoing treatment.
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