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Yahoo
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kate Middleton's Health Update One Year After Shocking Cancer News
Kate Middleton's Health Update One Year After Shocking Cancer News originally appeared on Parade. Kate Middleton's appearance at the 2025 Trooping the Color marked a powerful full-circle moment for the Princess of Wales, one year after revealing her cancer diagnosis and attending her first royal event post-announcement. A new report offers insight into her current health and how she is working toward a brighter tomorrow for herself and her family. According to PEOPLE Magazine, as Kate continues her journey to a complete recovery, she's finding comfort in the simple joys of nature, the unwavering support of her family, and the hope of enjoying peaceful downtime with Prince William and their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. Trooping the Color 2025 marked a significant milestone for the Princess of Wales, one year since she made her return to the public eye following a cancer diagnosis. She spent much of 2024 focusing on her recovery after undergoing abdominal surgery in January. However, the royal family has never confirmed whether her cancer diagnosis was related to that procedure. 'She's being sensible, listening to what her body is telling her and easing back into public life,' says Queen Elizabeth's former spokeswoman Ailsa Anderson to PEOPLE. Parade Daily🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 Anderson added, "She gets so much sustenance in nature, and she's lucky to have homes in some of the most beautiful parts of Britain: in Norfolk and on the Windsor estate. She'll be able to reenergize herself.' Additionally, Chief Scout Dwayne Fields told PEOPLE that throughout the princess's recovery, she spent a lot of time outdoors. 'She told me, 'During my recovery, I spent a lot of time in the outdoors, because that's where I felt at peace.' She's a wonderfully warm person and invites you into a conversation. That's her superpower.' Kate's family is looking forward to spending even more time together as a unit as the school year winds down for the Wales children. 'They have a quiet life out in Norfolk, with a lot of freedom to go to places like the beach, and no one bothers them,' said royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith to the news outlet. Next up for Kate, an appearance at the Wimbledon tennis championships. She's attended the sports event every year since marrying William in 2011. She missed it in 2013, when pregnant with Prince George, and did not attend in 2020, as the tournament was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Kate Middleton's Health Update One Year After Shocking Cancer News first appeared on Parade on Jun 17, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 17, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kate Middleton's Cancer Struggle Reportedly More Intense Than Revealed
Kate Middleton's Cancer Struggle Reportedly More Intense Than Revealed originally appeared on Parade. Fifteen months after Kate Middleton bravely shared her cancer diagnosis with the world, new reports suggest her private health battle was reportedly more serious than previously revealed. This update comes in the wake of the Princess of Wales pulling out of a Royal Ascot appearance at the last minute, raising fresh concerns about her condition and sparking renewed speculation about her recovery. Royal editor and insider Rebecca English penned an essay for The Daily Mail, addressing these concerns. She claimed the princess was "seriously unwell" before her surgery in January 2024. English speculated, "As I have previously revealed, the princess was seriously unwell in the run-up to her surgery in the first place. And while that is a story only for her to tell, if she ever chooses to do so." "I can say that, from what I understand, she is fortunate to even be speaking of recovery. So, while she may be glowing on the outside, the drama over her last-minute non-attendance at Royal Ascot last week is, perhaps, a timely reminder that the princess was really very poorly not so long ago." Parade Daily🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 The palace revealed that the Princess of Wales underwent a scheduled abdominal surgery in January 2024. She addressed her health in March of that same year when she took to social media to share a video statement. Subsequently, Kate took on her first official engagement, 2024's Trooping the Color, six months after her surgery. She continued to maintain a light schedule throughout the remainder of the year. In January 2025, the princess announced she was in remission during an appearance at the Royal Marsden Hospital. Her statement was printed via Instagram. During the same appearance, Kate opened up further about her cancer treatment while speaking with fellow patients. The Daily Mail captured a portion of the Princess's conversation, offering a rare glimpse into her health journey. "You think treatment's finished, crack on with that… daily tasks, but that's still like a real challenge. And talking… the words totally disappear… understanding that as a patient, yes there are side effects around treatment, but actually there are more long-term side effects." While speaking with a patient, the Princess of Wales gestured to her arm and chest. She appeared to reference the port used to deliver her chemotherapy treatment. 'I got so attached to it,' the Princess revealed. Additionally, she shared her hesitation when doctors said, 'You can have it taken out now.' Kate Middleton continues to keep a modified royal schedule. She is married to Prince William and is the mother of three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. Kate Middleton's Cancer Struggle Reportedly More Intense Than Revealed first appeared on Parade on Jun 25, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 25, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
23-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kate Middleton's Royal Ascot Absence Sparks Deep Concern Inside the Palace
The palace might be downplaying Kate Middleton's absence from the Royal Ascot event on June 18, but royal insiders are sounding the alarm. The Princess of Wales reportedly decided to cancel her appearance one hour before she was expected at the horse racing festival. According to The Daily Beast, the palace did not provide an 'on-the-record explanation for the absence,' but insiders are talking about the emotional reaction that happened behind the scenes. More from SheKnows Kate Middleton's Radiant Glow Is Partly Thanks to This Nutrient-Rich Drink You Can Make at Home 'Everyone was wandering around going, 'What is going on?' One minute she was going, and the next she wasn't. This is one of the biggest days of the year in the royal calendar; you don't just miss Ascot on a whim, so there was a real sense of panic,' the source claimed. 'The chaotic nature of the announcement was eerily reminiscent of the dark days of last year. People were bewildered and worried.' It sounds like there was some PTSD still lingering from last year's health crisis when both King Charles III and Kate were diagnosed with cancer. A pal of the princess told the media outlet that her decision to stay home isn't of concern, she was 'basically exhausted after Trooping the Color on Saturday and Garter Day on Monday and couldn't face it.' Despite the panic, it appears that Kate is keeping in line with prioritizing her health first and taking a page from her Summer 2024 playbook. Last year, The Telegraph shared her team's strategy for public appearances by 'under-promising and over-delivering' with distractions that her royal fans love, including 'a powerful emotional message, a surprise photograph, and a full-scale outing to come that no one would have expected her to manage.' Still, the Daily Mail reported that the talk of Royal Ascot was not the event itself, but the whereabouts of Kate. The racecourse took the blame as the palace reportedly pushed back on the press release that had the Princess of Wales attending and arriving in the second carriage with PGA golfer Justin Rose and his wife, Kate. 'Unfortunately, an inaccurate version of the carriage list was issued in error after that notification,' a source told the U.K. outlet. 'The correct list was then circulated.' Kate is expected to attend Wimbledon several times between June 30 and July 13 as the royal representative of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. But the last-minute cancellation this week is a reminder that the Princess of Wales is still on the mend, but not 'out of the woods.' Before you go, click to see more of Kate Middleton's best royal fashion moments. Best of SheKnows 23 Age-Gap Couples Who Met When One of Them Was Still a Child Everything to Know About Leonardo DiCaprio's 27-Year-Old GF Vittoria Ceretti A Look Back at Prince William's Sexiest Photos in Celebration of the Future King
Cosmopolitan
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
Palace in Panic and Chaos Over Kate Middleton Skipping Royal Ascot
After several days of public appearances including Trooping the Colour, Kate Middleton was scheduled to appear at the Royal Ascot on June 18 alongside Prince William and other members of the royal family. But she skipped the event at the last minute despite being on the official "carriage list"—a decision that apparently threw the palace into a "panic." A former courtier who's in touch with the current "serving staff" at the palace tells the Daily Beast, "Everyone was wandering around going, 'What is going on?' One minute she was going, and the next she wasn't. This is one of the biggest days of the year in the royal calendar; you don't just miss Ascot on a whim, so there was a real sense of panic. The chaotic nature of the announcement was eerily reminiscent of the dark days of last year. People were bewildered and worried." There were even rumors around the palace about Kate's health, though a friend of hers tells the outlet "My understanding is that Kate was basically exhausted after Trooping the Color on Saturday and Garter Day on Monday and couldn't face it. There are good days and bad days, as she herself has very candidly said." Meanwhile, source tells the Daily Mail that Kate was "disappointed" to miss the event, but has "to find the right balance as she fully returns to public-facing engagements." They also said she was never meant to be on the "carriage list," explaining "Unfortunately, an inaccurate version of the carriage list was issued in error after that notification. The correct list was then circulated." Another friend told the outlet, "Catherine knows she should not overdo things. She is grateful that her recovery has gone well, but things have not been plain sailing. She had a busy day at Trooping the Colour at the weekend and, if she's feeling slightly under the weather, it's better that she takes it easy."
Miami Herald
19-06-2025
- Health
- Miami Herald
‘Panic' over Kate Middleton's health after her sudden no-show at Ascot
Publicly, Kensington Palace sought to downplay Kate Middleton's last-minute decision Wednesday to pull out of making an appearance at the Royal Ascot horse-racing festival. But behind the scenes, palace insiders revealed to the Daily Beast that the sudden decision by Catherine, the Princess of Wales, to withdraw from such a high-profile event set off "a real sense of panic" and concern about a possible downturn in her health. It was just six months ago that the future queen said she was in remission from an unspecified form of cancer, which had kept her from attending Ascot and many other royal events last year. To observers, Kate seemed well enough at Trooping the Color on June 14 and Garter Day on June 16. As of noon Wednesday, according to The Telegraph, Kate was still on the "carriage list," expected to ride with Prince William. But she canceled less than an hour later. "Everyone was wandering around going, 'What is going on?'" a former courtier told the Daily Beast. "One minute she was going, and the next she wasn't. This is one of the biggest days of the year in the royal calendar; you don't just miss Ascot on a whim, so there was a real sense of panic." The former courtier, who reportedly retains good links to Kensington Palace staff, also said: "The chaotic nature of the announcement was eerily reminiscent of the dark days of last year. People were bewildered and worried." The "dark days of last year" is a reference to those first four months in 2024, when there was a near total black-out on news about Kate's health, following the stunning news in January 2024 that the seemingly healthy mother of three had undergone major abdominal surgery for a health condition that Kensington Palace wouldn't reveal. The palace also would only say that she would spend a lengthy and concerning two weeks in the hospital recovering from the surgery and miss out on a number of high-profile royal events for the foreseeable future. For the next few months, the palace's refusal to say anything more about Kate's "personal medical information" led to growing worldwide speculation and wild internet conspiracy theories about her well-being, with people wondering if she'd left William, had a nervous breakdown or was even dying. Finally, in March 2024, Kate announced herself, via a recorded video, that she had cancer, though she wouldn't offer information about the form of cancer or her prognosis. In September 2024, Kate announced, via another recorded video, that she had finished "preventative chemotherapy." In January, she followed up to say she was in remission. To her credit, the Daily Beast said, Kate warned the public that her plans for public appearances would be subject to change as she continues her recovery. On Wednesday, the palace appeared to follow her lead with sources saying she was "disappointed" to miss Ascot but that she was still trying to find "balance" between fulfilling royal duties and focusing on her long-term recovery. Daily Mail columnist Richard Eden reported that William appeared to be in good spirits, switching to ride in a carriage with King Charles III, Queen Camilla and Prince Saud bin Khalid al-Saud, a key member of Saudi Arabia's ruling family. A friend of the princess sought to bolster the palace message message by telling the Daily Beast: "My understanding is that Kate was basically exhausted after Trooping the Color on Saturday and Garter Day on Monday and couldn't face it. There are good days and bad days, as she herself has very candidly said." Another friend similarly told Eden: "Catherine knows she should not overdo things. She is grateful that her recovery has gone well, but things have not been plain sailing." The Telegraph said that Kate has gradually increased her workload in recent months but has made clear that her More recently, she has gradually been increasing her workload but has made clear that her focus remains on her health. _____ Copyright (C) 2025, Tribune Content Agency, LLC. Portions copyrighted by the respective providers.
