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This June 21 Prince William turns 42. To greet you on this special date, Kate Middleton He used his social networks and shared a family photo accompanied by a loving message.
“Happy birthday dad, we all love you very much!”, were the words of the Princess of Wales through her Instagram account. She accompanied her words with an image where William is seen holding hands with George, Charlotte and Louis jump off a dune on the beach.
On this date, Buckingham Palace released a portrait of William in his first months of life. On the occasion of the prince’s birthday, the official residence of the royal family shared an image of King Charles III with his first-born when he was a baby. “Wishing the Prince of Wales a very happy birthday”, they wrote about the image. This is a black and white photograph that was taken at Kensington Palace on February 1, 1983.
On Saturday, June 15, weeks after publicly announcing that he had cancer, Kate Middleton reappeared at a public event: It was during the Trooping the Color military parade.
Smiling, with a good appearance and accompanied by her husband and three children, the Princess of Wales was happy to participate in one of the most important annual events on the calendar of the British royal family. This tradition, which dates back to the reign of George II in the 18th century, celebrates the birthday of the current monarch.
From what was revealed, this return to the public scene was a decision that she made alone after talking with her husband, William, with her father-in-law, Carlos III, and with her medical team. “Family is very important to the Princess of Wales and she wanted to be there to support her,” he told the magazine HELLO! a royal source, who added that the King was truly delighted by his presence.
Days before her reappearance, Kate gave details of her state of health and did so with a photo taken by photographer Matt Porteous in which she is seen under a willow tree in Windsor, where Adelaide Cottage, the house in which is located, is located. where the princes of Wales live. “I’m making good progress, but, as anyone going through chemotherapy will know, there are good days and bad days”, he wrote next to the image he shared on Instagram.
Along the same lines, he detailed: “On those bad days when you feel weak and tired, you have to give in to your body by resting. But on good days, when you feel stronger, you want to make the most of it. When I feel good it is a pleasure to participate in school life, spending personal time on things that give me energy and positivity, plus starting to work a little from home”.
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