Royal sources claim Prince William will step up after his father, King Charles, was diagnosed with cancer.
Also read: Prince William breaks silence about King Charles' cancer diagnosis
Prince William 'steps up' after King Charles' cancer diagnosis
Despite his wife, Duchess Kate, recovering, Prince William will reportedly be present for the accession of his father, King Charles, while he undergoes cancer treatment. Princess Kate is spending time at her home recovering from her abdominal surgery.
Buckingham Palace announced in a statement on Monday, February 5 that King Charles had been diagnosed with cancer. A royal official said. people Prince William is said to be in regular contact with his father amid news of his cancer diagnosis. This comes as King Charles steps back from royal duties and Duchess Kate continues her recuperation before returning to royal duties after Easter.
A source close to the royal family said, “The Duchess Kate is also ill and is having a difficult time, but I think he will step up.''
Prince William may take on some duties on behalf of Prince Charles, but there are no plans to appoint a counselor of state to represent the king.
“He wouldn't want to put that kind of pressure on William. He always wants to save his kids from too much pressure too soon, and that will continue to be the case. Especially since William has other priorities. [with Kate]” continued the source.
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Prince William breaks silence on King Charles' cancer diagnosis
This comes after Prince William broke his silence about King Charles' cancer diagnosis. Speaking at the Air Ambulance Charity in London, the Prince of Wales expressed his gratitude for the sympathy the royal family has received following his cancer diagnosis.
The future king said after his father's diagnosis, “I am truly grateful for everyone's kindness.'' Actor Tom Cruise also joined.
Prince William has expressed his gratitude for the sympathy shown to his family following King Charles' cancer diagnosis.
Tom Cruise, a long-time friend of the British royal family, also attended an air ambulance charity in London, and Prince William said he was “really grateful for everyone's kindness” following King Charles' diagnosis.
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