Prince William publicly appologise to Kate Middleton for dumping her for another woman during cancer
The recent revelations from Robert Jobson’s book, *Catherine, The Princess of Wales*, have brought to light several surprising and deeply personal aspects of Kate Middleton’s life, as well as tensions within the royal family. One of the most significant revelations is that Kate, as a teenager, underwent emergency surgery to remove a lump from her head. This occurred while she was attending Marlborough College, and the school promptly notified her parents. Her mother, Carole Middleton, immediately took her to the hospital, where doctors successfully performed the procedure.
The book also delves into various strained interactions within the royal family, particularly between Prince William and Meghan Markle. According to Jobson, during one heated argument, Meghan allegedly told Prince William, “Keep your finger out of my face.” This confrontation reportedly occurred during Kate’s pregnancy with Prince Louis, when tensions were high. The disagreement between Meghan and Kate allegedly stemmed from Meghan attributing Kate’s behavior to “baby brain,” a comment that Kate did not appreciate, responding that they were not close enough for Meghan to make such remarks.
Jobson’s book also touches on Kate’s initial hesitation to accept the title of Princess of Wales, a title once held by her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana. Kate was reportedly concerned about the inevitable comparisons to Diana, whose tragic death had left a lasting impact on the public and the royal family alike. Kate’s fears were not unfounded, as she was indeed compared to Diana by the media and the public.
Another poignant aspect of the book is the revelation that Prince William and Kate’s relationship experienced a significant strain in January 2007, just before Kate’s 25th birthday. At the time, William was serving in the military, and the British media was eagerly anticipating news of a royal engagement. However, William called Kate to propose a breakup, suggesting that they needed space and couldn’t promise marriage at that moment. This breakup was emotionally charged, and both acknowledged that they were on different paths during their 30-minute conversation. Despite this difficult period, they eventually reconciled and continued their relationship, leading to their eventual marriage in 2011.
These revelations paint a complex picture of the personal challenges and family dynamics that Kate has navigated as she has grown into her role as the Princess of Wales.
