Announced on Friday March 22 in a video posted on Instagram, Kate Middleton’s cancer is a shock wave for the royal family. His brother-in-law, Prince Harry, and his wife, Meghan Markle, were not spared. But did they know about the Princess of Wales’ illness?
A shattering announcement. While the Internet was inflamed about the state of health of Kate Middleton, despite a video proving that she was doing better than Internet users supposed, the Princess of Wales made a point of speaking on Instagram on Friday 22 March, revealing to the world that he had been diagnosed with a form of cancer during his abdominal surgery.
Heartbreaking news, which upsets the United Kingdom and the entire royal family. Being able to count on the support of her husband, Kate Middleton can also rely on her brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Harry and Meghan Markle. Indeed, the exiled couple said they wished “health and healing to Kate and her family”, and hoped “that they can do so in private and in peace”. But did they know that the princess suffered from cancer? According to the New York Post, they were unaware of it.
A source actually told the American media that they “had no idea” about Kate’s cancer, and “only learned the news when the rest of the world found out.” Proof of the “irreparable damage they have caused”, which has led them to be “left out” of all updates regarding his health, because there is “no trust”, according to the source.
The Sussex couple, although sidelined by the royal family, still contacted the Prince and Princess of Wales “privately” on Friday evening, after learning the news, reports the Daily Mail. Nothing says, however, whether it was a phone call, a video call or a few messages of support.
What type of cancer does Kate Middleton suffer from?
Since Friday, doubt has hovered over the illness of the Princess of Wales. Because if the mother of George, Charlotte and Louis announces that she suffers from cancer and has started chemotherapy treatment, she says nothing about the type of cancer that affects her or the methods of her treatment. “Some think they know that the latter is suffering from cancer of the abdomen or digestive system, thus linked to her operation last January,” reports a journalist from Here. Fabrice Denis, oncologist at the Jean-Bernard cancer institute in Le Mans, in Sarthe, spoke of “important and intensive treatment” on the BFM TV set. He added: “We imagine that after abdominal surgery, in general, we are dealing with digestive or ovarian cancers, or lymphoma.”
Interviewed on the show Good Morning America, Prince Harry gave an update on the couple he forms with the Duchess of Sussex.
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