Was a intense year For the British royal familyeven more so for the Prince William who found himself dealing with the double diagnosis of cancer: on the one hand, that of his wife Kate Middleton and on the other, that of his father King Charles. A situation that is certainly not easy to metabolize and manage, especially with the hard work to manage and with three little ones to protect. In this regard, royal historian Gareth Russell told Us Weekly that “maybe he wasn’t emotionally prepared.”
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William’s shock
As Gareth Russell reported, «so far William has proven himself more than competent and capable, but he certainly wasn’t prepared for this. Charles is, yes, elderly, but his father was notoriously quite healthy and lives well, eats well and, according to his wife, Queen Camilla, never stops walking.” The prince, first in line to the throne, has always demonstrated his ability to lead the royal family, but certainly no one could have predicted that he would have to replace King Charles III in many of his official commitments.
The situation is therefore delicate, even if Kate Middleton is well, as William himself declared. The Prince had in fact provided a positive update on his wife’s health conditions a few weeks ago. Although Kate has not been on royal duty since Christmas Day 2023, the date of her return remains ambiguous, with some speculating it could be as early as next year.
Behind the scenes of Kate Middleton’s incredible rise
‘Catherine, Princess of Wales’, a book written by royal journalist Robert Jobson, is coming. The long-awaited biography-revelation of the wife of the heir to the British throne William, the future queen who is fighting against the illness that struck her, will be released on 1 August 2024 by Rizzoli, in the translation by Caterina Chiappa and Manuela Senza Peluso, at the same time with the original English edition. Based on official and unofficial sources, very close to the princess and well integrated into the royal house, Jobson traces the story of a middle-class girl who meets a young prince destined for the throne at university and falls in love with him.
«Behind that sparkling public smile is a strong-willed woman, with a sharp intellect and tenacious determination. One day, this middle-class girl from Berkshire will be the consort of King William V, possibly becoming the first true queen of the people, by the people. If she had been born fifty years earlier, her parable would have been unthinkable, pure stuff for fairy tales »says Robert Jobson.
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