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There's been an update on the health of Kate Middleton. It was Prince William himself who delivered the news, revealing that "she is doing very well" after her cancer diagnosis, according to The Sun.
He spoke about the matter on a visit to St Mary's Community Hospital in the Scilly Isles, noting that his children George, Charlotte and Louis were "very jealous" of the trip he was taking.
Kate's treatment is preventing her from attending public events. Even one of her friends, Amaia Arrieta, showed her concern about the issue.
After an abdominal operation on January 16, the Princess of Wales was diagnosed with the disease and is currently receiving preventive chemotherapy treatment.
Kate Middleton's last statement
William's wife spoke out for the last time after the bombings in a Sydney shopping mall: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible events in Sydney today. Our thoughts are with all those affected, including the loved ones of those lost and the heroic first responders who risked their own lives to save others."
According to the British press, The Telegraph reported that the Princess has continued her official duties from home. She has been especially dedicated to her work in the Early Years initiative, focused on research to benefit babies.
This work is supported by the Princess Royal Foundation's Center for Early Childhood, which has funded a four-month trial of an infant observation tool. If successfully implemented, this tool could significantly improve the diagnosis of signs of social and emotional development in infants, potentially being useful to medical professionals.