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During an event commemorating the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings on June 5, Prince William took a moment to update attendees on the health of his wife, Kate Middleton, who is currently undergoing treatment for cancer. In response to a question from a veteran about Kate's well-being, Prince William, 41, reassured that she was on the path to recovery, mentioning that she would have cherished the opportunity to be present at the event. He also shared a personal anecdote, highlighting Kate's familial connection to Bletchley Park, a significant wartime spy base, through her grandmother's service there.

 

Expressing relief, the veteran responded positively to the news, prompting Prince William to promise a future reunion in five years' time. Since Kate announced her diagnosis in March, she has deliberately maintained a low profile, emphasizing the need for privacy during her treatment. In a self-penned speech, she conveyed her gratitude for the support and expressed her intention to return to her royal duties once she has fully recovered.

Prince William, meanwhile, resumed his public engagements in mid-April after briefly stepping back to support his wife. Throughout these appearances, he has consistently provided updates on Kate's progress, consistently reassuring well-wishers that she is "doing well."

Despite her treatment regimen, Kate has been spotted spending quality time with her family and attending to personal errands. Prince William has also made efforts to engage in family activities with their children, such as attending soccer matches with Prince George.

The recent joint outing of Prince William with King Charles and Queen Camilla on June 5 marked the beginning of a series of engagements commemorating the D-Day anniversary. It also signaled the royal family's return to public royal duties following a challenging period. As they embark on these engagements, Prince William's presence alongside other senior royals reflects a unified front in their commitment to honor historical events and engage with the public.

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