Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, sent their well wishes to Kate, the Princess of Wales, following the news of her cancer diagnosis. They expressed hopes for her health and healing, urging for privacy and peace during this challenging time.
Kate shared the news of her diagnosis in a heartfelt video message, revealing that the cancer was discovered after her recent abdominal surgery. She is currently undergoing preventative chemotherapy as advised by her medical team.
In her message, Kate expressed the shock of the diagnosis and mentioned that she and William have been handling the situation privately to protect their young family. The specific type of cancer was not disclosed.
A spokesman from Kensington Palace confirmed that the princess has started her journey towards recovery after beginning chemotherapy in late February.
Harry and Meghan's ties with the royal family have been strained for years following their decision to step back from their duties in 2020. The couple has spoken out about facing racism and mistreatment from the British press, with little support from the royal family in various media appearances.
Harry's bond with his older brother and future king, William, deteriorated, with Harry recounting a physical altercation in an interview with "60 Minutes." "He knocked me down. I fell onto the dog bowl," Harry revealed. "I got a cut on my back. I wasn't aware of it at the time. But, yeah, he apologized later on. It was quite a nasty incident."
Following the announcement of King Charles III's cancer diagnosis and treatment in February, Harry made a trip to the United Kingdom to visit his father.
Expressing his desire to rebuild a connection, Harry has voiced his wish to mend ties with his family.
