MIAMI.- A source close to the British royal house assured that the Prince William remains positive in the face of the diagnosis of cancer from his wife Kate Middleton; pathology that the Princess of Wales announced in March, after weeks of speculation about her absence after abdominal surgery.
“William remains positive for Kate and the children,” he told the magazine. People the person who remains anonymous.
The source noted that the heir to the throne pushes away negative thoughts, and has focused on giving his wife and children the necessary support to together face this process. “Kate is going to get better and he is working hard to help her get there,” he added.
However, he highlighted that William went through a process of frustration when conspiracy theories about Kate’s absence and the lack of information from Kensington Palace after the surgery emerged on social media.
Apparently, he said, this feeling was already overcome.
Support
After the Princess of Wales shared a video in which she revealed her condition, the English population and the international community have sent her family best wishes and a speedy recovery, actions that Kate and William appreciate.
A close friend also told People that these messages they constantly receive have become an important support for the princes.
In the last public engagements that William has attended, which he resumed after some time dedicated to his wife and children, the 42-year-old prince has stated without many details that Kate is stable. The source noted that for William it is essential to remain positive in front of the public.
The firstborn of Diana of Wales, the People’s Princess, is going through a difficult time in his life; Well, not only was her wife diagnosed with a malignant tumor, her father, King Charles III, who recently commemorated the first year of her coronation, also suffers from cancer.
“Whether you’re a prince or a pauper, no one would expect something like this with his father and his wife receiving cancer treatment. William is digging in,” a royal source said.
