Kate Middleton Has Apparently “Turned A Corner” In Her Battle

Kate could be back at work soonTHIS is what experts thinkThe signs look good
In the heart of the royal family, a story of resilience and hope unfolds as Kate Middleton, the beloved Princess of Wales, navigates through her preventative chemotherapy journey.

The entire nation has been on tenterhooks, following each update with bated breath. Now, the latest buzz from Vanity Fair brings a sigh of relief to royal watchers and fans alike: Kate is doing “a lot better.”

According to ‘Vanity Fair’, the royal has recently “turned a corner” with her treatment and is feeling a lot better. It has been a great relief that she is tolerating the medication and is actually doing a lot better,” the publication reported.

“It has, of course, been a very challenging and worrying time. Everyone has rallied around her—William, her parents, and her sister and brother.”
While Kate was understood to be the driving force behind last week’s landmark early years project, it is understood that Kate is in no hurry to return to work, and remains focused on recovering.

Meanwhile, the official website for the royal family no longer includes a 2016 statement Prince Harry released in defence of his then-girlfriend, Meghan Markle. Through his press secretary, Harry had accused the media of turning his relationship into a public spectacle.

The royal family’s solidarity shines bright in these trying times. “Everyone has rallied around her,” the publication notes, painting a picture of unity and love. This support system has been Kate’s rock, allowing her to focus solely on her recovery without the pressure of rushing back to her royal duties.

While the nation eagerly awaits the return of their Princess to public engagements, the palace remains tight-lipped about any official comeback date. Speculations are rife, with predictions ranging from autumn to the new year. Yet, in the heart of the palace, the priority is clear: Kate’s health comes first.

In a curious twist, the royal family’s official website has made a notable change, removing a 2016 statement by Prince Harry in defense of Meghan Markle. This subtle shift hints at the evolving dynamics within the royal family and their interaction with the media and public spectacle.

As Kate Middleton continues her journey to recovery, the nation stands in solidarity with their Princess. Her bravery, supported by the strength of her family, serves as a beacon of hope and resilience.

The royal family’s approach to Kate’s health and their strategic communication through official channels underscore their commitment to her well-being and privacy.

Stay tuned for more updates on this royal journey of recovery, resilience, and love.

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Prince Harry had a blunt two-word response to Prince William’s request for a meeting which could have nipped the royal feud in the bud, according to a royal author.

The brothers were once close but are now no longer on speaking terms, with their relationship deteriorating dramatically since Harry’s departure from the Firm in 2020.

Back in 2019 Harry and Meghan Markle were on a tour of southern Africa when their struggles with royal life became apparent, as he told ITV’s Tom Bradby that the couple had “good days and bad days”.

According to Valentine Low, author of Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown, William reached out to his brother once the interview aired and while Harry was initially open to talk, he soon changed his mind when he responded with two words: “Don’t come.”
Mr Low wrote: “The day after the documentary aired, William WhatsApped his brother to ask if he could come and see him. Initially, Harry was in favour. Then he spoke to his brother again and asked him whom he would tell.

“William explained that he’d have to clear his schedule, which would mean telling his private secretary. At that point, Harry told him: Don’t come.

“He was so concerned that William’s team would leak the visit to the press that he would rather not see his brother than risk it getting into the papers.”

Harry’s dislike of the press has led him to become even more distanced from his family, as he accused Queen Camilla in his memoir Spare of leaking information to paint herself in a more positive light.

Royal photographer Arthur Edwards also told The Sun how Harry and Meghan’s wedding was the “worst” one he had covered during his decades-long career due to his hostile feelings towards the media.

He explained: “It was the worst royal wedding I ever did because Harry was determined to keep the newspapers away from it as much as possible.

“Everything was done on long lenses…the photographers they engaged for the job were five feet away, it was hopeless. And then the carriage shot when they went past me in the carriage they looked the other way.”

Mr Edwards added that he thought the press were “made to feel unwelcome”, saying: “It wasn’t just me, it was the whole of the British press.

“They were in many ways badly treated. I think Harry was angry because of some of the things that had been said about Meghan, and quite rightly – some of the things that were said about Meghan during the engagement were pretty harsh.”

The Duke and Duchess remained working royals for less than two years before they announced their intentions to step down in early 2020, and they have since settled in Montecito, California with their two children.

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