Kate Middleton revealed she's undergoing chemotherapy after her abdominal surgery in January led to a cancer diagnosis, as announced in a personal video message from Kensington Palace.
Initially thought to be non-cancerous, post-operative tests unveiled the presence of cancer, prompting the Princess to focus on her well-being and healing.
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The specific type of cancer remains undisclosed, with Kensington Palace affirming the Princess's right to medical privacy amidst public curiosity.
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Kate and Prince William prioritize informing their children about her health while she takes a temporary leave from royal duties to focus on recovery.
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The announcement garnered an outpouring of support from various quarters, including well-wishes from Prince William, Meghan Markle, and numerous organizations where Kate serves as a patron.
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Kate's diagnosis marks her as the third member of the Royal Family to reveal a cancer diagnosis, following King Charles and Sarah, Duchess of York.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby offered his support and led prayers on Kate's behalf as the Church of England extended prayers for her well-being.
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The announcement followed reports of a potential privacy breach when hospital staff allegedly attempted to access Kate's medical records at the London Clinic.
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Amidst public speculation about her health and whereabouts, Kensington Palace reiterated that updates would only be provided for significant developments.