How Kate Middleton's Parents Are Handling Her Cancer Diagnosis (Royal Expert)

There's been a lot of conversation about Kate and what she's going through, who's helping her get through all of this, who she is, you know, who's standing her ground, her supports, so she has a very close-knit group of friends, especially in Norfolk, very close friends there, but. I think the real anchors in his life are his

parents

Carol and Michael Middleton and his brother James, who has had his own battles with his mental health and depression, and his sister Pippa, and although you may not see them and you certainly won't you see. They are photographed together very often They are very present in the background They are absolutely essential Kate comes from a very solid family All her

parents

did while she was growing up was raise that family keeping them anchored showing them love and that is why Kate is the person who is and has always been around and in fact something I revealed in my book about Kate when she married William made her promise that when she married into the

royal

family she wouldn't have to give up her own family and He promised that That would be the case and, in fact, the reality is that he also has a very close relationship with Middleton.

Yes, we have informed. You know that Kate spoke to the king before posting the video and that she had his support, but. Also, what sometimes gets lost is the fact that her parents had to hear that her daughter has

cancer

, so how are the Middletons doing with all this news? Well, one can only imagine, as parents, it must be very shocking and devastating, I think. They will be very relieved that this has been found in the early stages, very reassured by the fact that chemotherapy is preventive chemotherapy and also by the fact that Katherine will have the best doctors in the world taking care of her.

So she's in good hands and I think Carol and Michael have always been an incredibly strong couple and also very sincere, they're very real. When you think about the

royal

wedding, you know the day after Michael Middl. he was photographed going around with his lawnmower and Kate pushing a cart through the parking lot of Wait, which is a grocery store here in the UK that tells you everything you need to know about that family and what they'll be doing in this moment. they will come together and support her, and not just William and Kate, her grandchildren too, absolutely, let's talk about William because there is pressure on him.

Yesterday I heard someone talk about this that not only with the news that his father had

cancer

, he pushed him even further. closer to the throne, you know, we hope the king is okay, but actually that brings him one step closer to the throne by having a

diagnosis

like this, um, he's had to take a step to cover other duties that he's had to do. a lot, so how much is it? all of this weighs on him, well I think William is strong, he's been through a lot, he lost his mother at a very young age, you know, he's dealt with a lot of things, he's got a lot of life experience and I think when you think In The Coronation, one of the things that really struck me was when he saw his father being crowned.

There was that moment where you could almost see that moment on his face. I'm going to be next. It made it so real for him and for you. to say that having a father with a cancer

diagnosis

is serious that his father is over 70 years old 76 this year Williams used to say that he wishes his father would slow down a little, but of course Carlos hasn't been able to because he is a king in I'm in a Hurry, so I think William is going to be very worried, naturally worried, he won't want to convey that to Kate, he'll probably absorb a lot of that himself and I think he'll really miss having Harry around because of course.

Harry was his partner, yes, Harry was his best friend and he is no longer around, luckily William has a very close-knit circle of friends, also really loyal and trustworthy friends, but this is going to hit him hard, yes, we are outside the Palace of Buckingham and it's been a busy place today the King was here he met with religious leaders here today he's still busy he's still active so what are you hearing about his treatment and how he's doing? We don't really know much about his treatment apart from him Here in London every week we understand that the treatment could be chemotherapy, it could be in tablet form, we don't really know, but I'm told he's responding very well and I think that's evident Because if it wasn't, I wouldn't be here.

At Buckingham Palace, as you know, people receiving chemotherapy can be susceptible to infections and illness because their immune systems are depressed, but obviously their medical team approved this today and I think we can expect to see more of these commitments, not an agenda Tight, but certainly a gentle introduction to real events in the not-too-distant future.