After the announcement that King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla will attend the Easter ceremony at Windsor, as much as the King's health condition will allow them to (source thedailymail.co.uk), the Prince and Princess of Wales also made their statement.
The Prince and Princess of Wales and their children George, Charlotte and Louis will not be there as they will spend the holidays together, added the Daily Mail. (source thedailymail.co.uk)
Now it is time for them to take a well-deserved break from the public eye.
In a new statement released from her offices at Kensington Palace, London, Kate Middleton and her husband, Prince William, said they were "extremely moved" by the words of comfort and support received from around the world following last Friday's shock announcement. The princess' revelation about her current battle with cancer and the start of chemotherapy has seen a record number of letters and gifts sent to the court. (source: iodonna.it)
Kate Middleton is loved just as Lady Diana, writes Iodonna. it.
In scenes similar to those that followed Diana's disappearance, since Friday evening, a few minutes after Kate's announcement, the gates of Windsor and Kensington Palace have been witnessing the arrival of thousands of people who, with a sad expression, continued to leave floral tributes and messages of support. And many also went to Bucklebury Manor, the Middleton home not far from that of the princess. A demonstration of affection which, they say at the palace, Kate did not expect and which greatly affected the entire family. (source: iodonna. it)
She is truly loved and cherished like a future Queen.
YesterdayKate was seen leaving Adelaide Cottage, her home in Windsor, to board a helicopter parked nearby. The Waleses took advantage of the Easter closure of British schools to take a few days off. But they didn't get far: a few minutes' journey and they landed near Sandringham, reaching their country home at Anmer Hall. (source: iodonna. it)
William is due to return to public duties after his children return to school following the Easter break. For now, he will continue to balance supporting his wife and family, and maintaining his official duties as he has done since her operation in January. (source thedailymail.co.uk)
It is not known how long Kate will be receiving treatment but it is understood she may be keen to attend events as and when she feels able to, in line with medical advice, although this will not indicate a return to full-time duties. (source thedailymail.co.uk)