In a heartfelt revelation, James Middleton, the brother of Princess Kate, has shared a significant update regarding her battle with cancer.
This news comes after Kate recently completed her chemotherapy treatment, marking a pivotal moment in her health journey.
During an interview with NBC anchor Kelly Kovula for the Today show, aired on Thursday, Middleton also promoted his new memoir, “Meet Ella, the Dog Who Saved My Life,” which was released the same day.
James Middleton first captured global attention in 2011 when he delivered a reading at the royal wedding of his sister, Kate, to Prince William.
That moment reached an audience of over a billion viewers, and since then, he has become a well-known figure at various high-profile events, including the recent coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla in 2023.
When Kate disclosed her cancer diagnosis in March, James took to social media to express his unwavering support.
He shared a touching message, stating, “Over the years, we have climbed many mountains together.
As a family, we will climb this mountain with you, too.” His words resonated deeply with fans and followers, showcasing the bond that the Middleton family shares.
During his recent interview, James was asked about how his sister is coping with her health challenges.
He replied, “She’s fine.
It’s not my place to share on her behalf how things are going, but she’s getting all the right support and focus she needs.” He emphasized that, like any significant life event, processing this situation requires time and patience.
Since stepping back from public engagements in January for abdominal surgery, Kate’s health journey has been under close scrutiny.
After being declared healthy, she made her official return to royal duties at the Trooping the Colour celebrations in June, followed by her presence at the Wimbledon men’s tennis final in July.
Each appearance was met with enthusiasm, signaling her gradual return to public life.
On September 9, Kate provided another health update, announcing that she had successfully completed her chemotherapy.
She expressed her commitment to staying cancer-free, stating, “Even though I have finished chemotherapy, my road to recovery and full recovery is long, and I must continue to take each day as it comes.” Her words reflect a mature understanding of the recovery process, emphasizing the importance of taking things one day at a time.