Since being diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, Kate Middleton has stayed away from the spotlight and royal duties. However, on Saturday morning (15) I attended the traditional King Charles III Birthday Party and Trooping The Colour. According to the princess, despite the progress that has occurred in her health and her return to some royal duties, this does not mean that her health is out of danger.
Before the event, on Friday night (14), Kate revealed that she had good and bad days during her recovery, but she must participate in some public commitments during the summer. She also noted that cancer treatment should continue for a few more months.
According to a palace source, the princess's health is going well and she was very happy and looking forward to being with her family during the King's Birthday Parade on Saturday (15). Kate decided to participate in the celebration to show support for her children, her family, and her love and support for the king, who is also undergoing cancer treatment.
King Charles III's reaction
A Buckingham Palace spokesman said King Charles III would have been very pleased with the news of Kate Middleton attending the event. “His Majesty is pleased that the Princess will be able to participate in tomorrow’s events [sábado, 15] “And he is very passionate about all the elements surrounding history,” he commented.
Letter of apology
The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton is an honorary colonel in the Irish Guards, and usually attends the rehearsal of the King's traditional birthday parade, 'Trooping the Colour'. This year, she was unable to attend the rehearsal due to her critical health condition due to cancer, so she sent a message apologizing for her absence from the event.
“I am grateful that all of the participants this year trained for months and dedicated many hours to making sure their uniforms and drills were clean,” Kate wrote in the letter. “It remains a great honor to be your Colonel, and I am very sorry that I will not be able to take the salute at this year's Colonel's Review. Please pass on my apologies to the entire regiment, but I hope to be able to represent you all again soon. Please send my best wishes and good luck.” For all participants.
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