Prince William and Kate Middleton opt for country life at their countryside home
Additionally, Harrold mentioned that since Louis is only five, it’s likely that he “doesn’t understand much” about his mother’s cancer diagnosis. “It’s a tough situation. I’m sure the kids will handle it as any kids would, but I think their parents are good at staying calm, and I think that will help the kids,” he told the NY Post.
With the royal children not returning to school until April 17, Prince William and Kate Middleton chose to go to Anmer Hall to spend quality time together. Also, since it’s close to Sandringham House, where King Charles has been recovering after his cancer treatments, it’s not surprising that the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children have recently seen the king and Queen Camilla.
Queen Camilla has taken on a massive responsibility following King Charles’ cancer treatment, growing into a vital part of the royal family.
It has taken her many years to be accepted by the public, and these days, she is being praised for the way she has handled the very challenging situation with Charles’ cancer and all that comes with it.
Some weeks ago, royal expert Angela Levin claimed that Queen Camilla is “holding the royal family up.”
Queen Camilla praised for taking on crucial role
“I mean, to wait till you’re 73 is a long time before you can take the crown. I think obviously, at his age, it’s very difficult, but he’s very determined, and he’s only really just started to be king,” Levin said while appearing on GB News. “Supporting him very much, absolutely by his side, is Queen Camilla, who is going to all the engagements that they would have gone to together on her own.”
“And so that way he will feel it’s still moving, it’s still running, and they can discuss it and talk about it. And I think that’s marvelous. I mean, she is holding the Royal Family up and being strong. If you imagine 30 years ago, people were saying the whole Royal Family would absolutely disintegrate, and she would be of no use.”
Levin added that Camilla has revealed she doesn’t like the spotlight. However, she’s become very “accessible” and makes people laugh when meeting members of the public.
“To support her husband. She understands him very well because they’ve been together for over 50 years, before they even got married. it’s a long time and they make each other laugh,” Angela Levin added while appearing on GB News.
Kate MIddleton received massive criticism after she posted her Mother’s Day photo on social media, which turned out to have been manipulated. News agencies pulled the picture from their website, and conspiracy theories surrounding Kate grew.
The cancer diagnosis announcement video
The video announcing her cancer diagnosis made it clear why she had been silent. Yet, some believe that sharing a doctored photo of herself and her kids was already a misstep.
As Kate Middleton became the subject of much scrutiny after the Mother’s Day picture, Camilla became a crucial support source for the Princess of Wales.
Queen Camilla’s ‘important’ support for Kate Middleton
In an interview with Today, The Telegraph’s associate editor, Camilla Tominey, claimed that the queen “has been trying to help [Catherine] through the media storm aspect in all of this.”
Tominey said, “I think before [Catherine] made the announcement because she was having to cope with the fallout of everything that was said about the Mother’s Day photo and everything else, I think Camilla lent some support.”
“Because let’s be honest, [Camilla] knows what it’s like to have a difficult press. She knows what it’s like to shepherd children through a media storm,” she added.
In February, Prince William made some shorter comments about his wife’s health status. Still, the royal family members have kept very quiet about both Kate and King Charles when getting questions about them in public. However, just days ago, Queen Camilla finally spoke about Kate.
As King Charles canceled several royal duties due to his cancer treatments, Camilla stepped up and took someone herself.
Last week, just before Easter, the queen visited Shrewsbury, where she met many royal fans at a farmer’s market.
Queen Camilla breaks silence on Kate Middleton
There, Camilla, for the first time, spoke about Kate after the cancer diagnosis announcement – when two young girls gave the queen a sign.
It read, “Send our love to Kate,” and was decorated with both hearts and stars, as well as other cute drawings.
Queen Camilla, of course, stayed when she saw the sign.
According to royal expert Rebecca English, she told the young girls, “I know that Catherine is thrilled by all the kind wishes and support.”
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