Kate Middleton, “they had no idea”. Harry and Meghan’s private call –

The video with which the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, announced that she had started chemotherapy for a form of cancer was broadcast around the world almost simultaneously with the broadcast by the BBC. And it was also seen by Harry and Meghan Markle. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex sent an official message: “We wish Kate and her family health and recovery, and hope they can do so privately and peacefully,” reports the Mirror.

But after the shocking news, Harry and Meghan personally contacted Prince William and Kate. This was reported by the Daily Mail website which reports news given by ITV’s royal expert, Chris Ship, according to which the Sussexes have made contact “privately” with their brother and brothers-in-law. “It is not clear whether the contact was by telephone, video call or some message of support,” explains the tabloid, and “the possibility of Harry returning to the United Kingdom is not known.” Sources told the New York Post that the couple had “no idea” about Kate’s illness.

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In short, there was a reason why Kate, Princess of Wales, disappeared from the public eye for weeks; her children George, Charlotte and Louis. The princess wanted to protect and protect the three children as much as possible, the eldest of whom is just 10 years old, the youngest just five: to explain the situation publicly, she shot a video in which she announced that she had cancer and so it calmed the swirl of rumors, inferences and conjectures that flourished around his absence, a crisis that the Palace had not been able to calm. The video was released yesterday evening and filmed on Friday afternoon, immediately after the three children returned home and are now starting their Easter holidays. Kate told the world that she has cancer but she told her children beforehand, who will now remain at home for several weeks, until April 17, and will therefore be safe from prying questions.

Dressed casually in jeans and a striped jumper she reviewed the last few weeks: ‘In January I had major abdominal surgery in London and at the time it was thought that my condition was not cancer-related. was successful. However, tests carried out after the operation established that there was cancer.” She explained that doctors advised her to undergo “preventive chemotherapy” treatment which she, according to Kensington Palace, began receiving at the end of February.