“Kate’s cancer diagnosis rewrites history of previous weeks”. With this title the BBC in his article he points out on the one hand what has been written in recent months about the Princess of Wales and on the other hand the modern way, “unprecedented”, as he characteristically notes, that she chose to publicize her state of health. “It’s a painful reminder of how much the monarchy needs her,” emphasizes the BBC, underlining that the Princess of Wales is the “glamour of the palace in a gray royal world.”

On Wednesday at noon a BBC crew was called to Windsor Castle to film a televised message from Kate Middleton. With the background of one of the palace gardens and herself sitting on a bench, wearing jeans and a white T-shirt with black stripes, she revealed what is happening with her health, while sending a touching message about cancer.

In it, after first thanking people for their support and messages of support, she notes that the last two months have been very difficult both for her and for her family. He clarifies that he entered the hospital for abdominal surgery and was later diagnosed with cancer. That is why preventive chemotherapy was started, which is in its initial stages.

The news, as she emphasizes, shocked her entire family, which delayed its publication. She emphasizes that together with her husband they wanted to find the best way to inform their children. It is worth noting that the Easter holidays have started in British schools since yesterday, and as the British press points out, this might have been the best time for children to learn about their mother’s health. “Every day I get stronger by focusing on the things that will help me heal: my mind, my body and my spirit,” says the Princess of Wales, thus sending an optimistic message about the evolution of her health.

She stresses how important it is for her to have her husband Prince William by her side, asking for the world’s understanding of their need as a family for “time, space and privacy” until her treatment is complete.

She does not fail to refer to her work saying that it gives her deep feelings of satisfaction, underlining that she is looking forward to returning as soon as she can. “At this stage, however, I want to focus on my treatment,” notes the Princess of Wales meaningfully. Finally, he refers to other cancer patients, urging them not to lose faith and hope, saying that they are not alone.

The British press is full of headlines today pointing out the huge shock caused by yesterday’s televised appearance of the princess. Everyone now speaks with emotion and the best words about her. Messages of support are coming from everywhere. King Charles was the first to wish her, saying how proud he is “of Catherine and her courage to speak as she did” stressing that he is “in very close contact with his much-loved bride”. The Prime Minister of the country, Rishi Sunak in turn said that Kate Middleton showed “tremendous bravery” with her statement and wished her a “speedy recovery”.

But Prince Harry and Meghan Markle also rushed to support her, saying that “we wish Kate and the family health and recovery and we hope that they can do it privately and peacefully.”

The video was broadcast yesterday (Friday) at 6pm local time thus putting an end to the rampant and indiscriminate speculation of the past few weeks.

There is not much that has been heard, especially since January 29 and after, that is, since Kate Middleton was discharged from the hospital. The conspiracy theories and speculation about what was going on with the country’s future queen were unprecedented. From being a victim of domestic violence to being dead and the palaces were hiding it.

It is worth noting that the palace has made it clear that it is not going to release more details to the public, such as: what type of cancer the princess is suffering from or what stage her cancer is at. She has also asked the media to respect the privacy of these moments both for her and her husband, as well as for their three children.