Kate Middleton breakdown in tears explaining how she’s under trauma from cancer Operation
A moving video of the Princess of Wales and her children getting ready for Trooping the Colour has been shared by The Prince and Princess of Wales. To be incredibly Californian about the entire thing, this year has been one of extraordinary learnings.
We now know that kings are all too human, that Dukes of York are immune to shame and decency, and that Prince Louis will always give a great face when he is let out of Adelaide Cottage. However, there are aspects of this year’s royal story that have never been explained, including the terrible reality of the Princess of Wales and King Charles’s battles with cancer.
Presently, Vanity Fair’s Katie Nicholl has done some heavenly detailing, lastly giving a few vital responses to probably the most odd pieces of an extremely odd regal year. Furthermore, we are only in July. Let’s all pretend it’s summer once more, paddle pops dripping down our hands on every beach day, by announcing that Kate, the Princess of Wales, was undergoing planned abdominal surgery and would be out for the count while she recovered. Kensington Palace shocked everyone with this news on January 17th. A shockingly similar statement about King Charles and his enlarged prostate was published just hours later by Buckingham Palace, words that no writer should ever have to type.
During the 14 days that the Princess spent as a patient, their three kids—Louis of the front page, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte—were never seen. Why? No one knew. Nicholl comes in and now claims that the Princess did not want her children to see her in a gown and hooked up to monitors and tubes. He also claims that this was all done on purpose. Vanity Fair was told by a family friend about that time George was playing rugby against another school while Kate was in the hospital because things at home were as normal.
It would be nice if the drama surrounding Kate’s surgery ended here, but fate had something much more unpleasant in store for the mother of three. Again, Nicholl has new information about how one of the most extraordinary scenes in royal history played out, and the Princess would be floored by it. We now know that tests carried out following the surgery in January revealed the presence of cancer, a finding that would remain a secret for the next two months as the Wales family endured one of, if not the most difficult periods of their lives together.
Like nature, social media hates a vacuum. Soon, there were a variety of theories about the Princess, ranging from mildly insane to deranged people wearing tinfoil helmets. It appeared as though Kensington Palace had no idea how to even begin to control the situation. Kate, according to the wild gathering, was either secured in a Scottish tower or was planning to separate from William to move to Santa Fe to sell dream catchers. She might have wanted to move to Shropshire to make religious vows, according to other theories, or she might have had enough of living so close to Prince Andrew while he was chipping golf balls around Windsor Home Park.
Things only got worse when William decided not to go to his godfather, King Constantine of Greece’s memorial service at Saint George’s on February 27th. Instead, the world’s major photo agencies issued kill notices for the picture of Kate and the kids because they thought it had been manipulated, a response usually reserved for photos from North Korea or Iran. However, if the Prince and Princess have learned something here, we must as well. The fact that William and Kate found themselves in terrifying new waters has demonstrated that they are far too fallible and imperfect. It can be easy to forget that the Princess is not some flawless, exquisite example of perfection but rather a living, breathing human being.
