Kate Middleton - Catherine, Princess of Wales, announces that she's witnessing treatment for cancer

 Kate Middleton  - Catherine, Princess of Wales, announces that she's  witnessing treatment for cancer   Catherine, Princess of Wales has cancer, she  blazoned in a  videotape communication released by Kensington Palace on Friday, and is in the early stages of chemotherapy.   In the  videotape, the former Kate Middleton, 42, said the  opinion was" a huge shock after an incredibly  delicate many months".   Kate said the cancer was discovered during tests after she successfully  passed major stomach surgery in January. She didn't specify the type of cancer or its stage.   

She thanked the pu
blic for their support in recent weeks, adding that she and her family" need some time, space and  sequestration while I finish my treatment".   enterprise has been  replete about Kate's health and well- being since she  nearly  faded from the public eye in late December.   On 17 January, Kensington Palace  blazoned that Kate was recovering from planned abdominal surgery. The  queen" is not likely to return to public duties until after Easter," March 31, the palace said at the time. Still, her window of absence fueled online conspiracy  propositions about the  queen.   

It's yet another blow in the  rearmost bout of bad news for the royal family. Last month, the palace  blazoned that King Charles III.( 75) was diagnosed with cancer.   The  rearmost update from Kate came  before this month, before Friday, when a  print of the Princess of Wales and her children- Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis and Prince George- and hubby Prince William was released on Mother's Day in the UK. 

It  latterly  surfaced that the  print had been doctored, with Kate  condemning amateur editing.   British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said in a statement that the  queen had shown" tremendous  frippery" amid weeks of  violent scrutiny and media content.  " The Princess of Wales has the love and support of the entire country as she continues her recovery," he said.   Shortly after the news broke, White House Press Secretary Carine Jean- Pierre opened a media briefing by wishing Kate a full recovery.  " We're incredibly  burdened to hear the news," she said." We want to make sure that we  clearly admire their  sequestration during this incredibly  delicate time."