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The Princess of Wales took to social media to announce her participation in the King’s Birthday Parade on Saturday, her first official appearance since Christmas. His treatment, however, will last “several months,” according to a press release.
“There are good and bad days.” For the first time since announcing his cancer in March, he has spoken out about his health. In a first-person press release on social media, Kate Middleton said she was making “good progress” in her treatment this Friday, June 14. However, he states that he sometimes feels “weak, tired” and that he is not “out of the woods”. The text is accompanied by a photograph taken by Matt Porteus (a photographer who has taken several photos of the family), where we see him posing in nature, probably in Windsor, under a tree, relaxed in jeans and a beige jacket, looking up at the sky.
“I’m learning to be patient, especially in times of uncertainty. I take each day as it comes, I listen to my body and allow myself to take this healing time that I so need,” she explains in her press release, where she claims that ” shocked” by multiple messages. of support and encouragement since March. “It really made a big difference to me and William and helped us get through the hardest times.”
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“Things that give me energy”
The Princess of Wales, in particular, has announced that she will attend King Charles III’s birthday parade on Saturday, his first official appearance since Christmas. Prince William’s wife thus denies some rumors that she will be away from public life until Christmas. Already on Tuesday, June 11, the royal correspondent Cathy Nichol disputed these versions in columns. Sun. “I only hear that he is going to return to work,” he assured. She will 100% be back to reprise her role as the Princess of Wales and do the great work she’s already done in the past.”
According to the same press release, however, his treatment will last “several months”. “My treatment continues and will continue for several months. On days when I’m feeling well enough, it’s a joy to go back to school, dedicate my personal time to things that give me energy and positivity, and start doing a little work around the house,” she adds.
Source: Le Figaro
