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Just weeks after Kate revealed her cancer diagnosis to the world, she gave a touching response to a “get well soon” letter.
On March 22, Kate revealed in an emotional video that her surgery led to the discovery of cancer, for which she was undergoing treatment.
The revelation prompted an outpouring of well-wishes, including handwritten cards, from royal fans around the world, with many receiving official responses.
One royal fan, Allexmarie, who uses an X handle, shared her “beautiful endorsement.”
Alex Marie wrote: “When we learned in January that the beautiful Princess of Wales had undergone surgery, I sent her a card expressing our sincerest wishes for a recovery and, of course, lots of love.
“Today, I received this wonderful recognition and I can honestly say that I will cherish this for the rest of my life.”
The palace’s response read: “Thank you for your kind wishes to HRH The Princess of Wales.
“Thank you so much for your thoughtful gesture.”
Sarah Ferguson also marked World Health Day with an Instagram post on Sunday, sharing a powerful message encouraging people to check themselves regularly while continuing cancer treatment.
Russia spreads false news that Kim sold Highgrove estate to Ukraine
Among the incorrect accusations made by pro-Kremlin activists is the suggestion circulating on fake news websites that King Charles has sold Highgrove Palace, his royal residence, to Ukrainian President Vladimir Zephyr for £20 million. Lensky.
The bizarre report was first posted in a YouTube video featuring someone claiming to be the real estate agent behind the fictitious sale.However, security experts tell era The character, named Sam Murphy, appears to be artificially generated.
The news was then spread by a fake British media outlet and then by a number of English, French, German and Italian bots on X (formerly Twitter).
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Lydia PatrickApril 9, 2024 07:00
Sarah Ferguson shares poignant health message amid ongoing cancer treatment
Sarah Ferguson shares poignant health message amid ongoing cancer treatment
The Duchess of York has shared a powerful message to encourage people to check themselves in regularly as she continues her cancer treatment. Sarah Fergison posted a poignant message on Instagram on Sunday (April 7) to mark World Health Day on Sunday, encouraging people to stay healthy both physically and mentally. She said: “I would like to remind anyone who might be reading this to check yourself. Check your mental state, check your body.” The duchess said after having several moles removed and analyzed in January Was diagnosed with skin cancer. In the summer of 2023, she underwent a mastectomy following a breast cancer diagnosis.
Lydia PatrickApril 9, 2024 06:00
French soldiers attend Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace for first time
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Lydia PatrickApril 9, 2024 05:00
WATCH – French soldiers take part in Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace for the first time
Lydia PatrickApril 9, 2024 04:00
Netflix users disgusted by ‘unnecessary’ scenes in Prince Andrew movie Scoop
This new movie tells the infamous story news night In a 2019 interview, the royal family sought to distance itself from convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
The relevant scene is in news night The interview, conducted by Maitlis (Gillian Anderson), has been filmed and will be broadcast on BBC Two.
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Lydia PatrickApril 9, 2024 03:00
Who is Princess Beatrice?Prince Andrew’s daughter stars in Netflix exclusive
Prince Andrew’s eldest daughter Princess Beatrice is “devastated” after speaking to Newsnight after her father’s car crash, the subject of a new Netflix drama scoop.
Charity Wakefield’s Beatrice stars in a key scene in which several BBC Newsnight reporters meet the prince to convince him to agree to an interview in which he will discuss his Ties with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Lydia PatrickApril 9, 2024 02:00
Emily Maitlis breaks silence on rival Netflix film Scoop
“I let them do their thing because I thought the last thing they wanted to see was me peeking over the edge, offering my [views]”, Maitlis Tell deadline.
this news night The host is also an executive producer on another three-part Amazon series about the same interview, in which Ruth Wilson will star as Maitlis.
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Lydia PatrickApril 9, 2024 01:00
BBC forced to defend reports of Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis
The broadcaster, which aired the full video, said it was “mindful” of how it reported it and would not speculate on details that had not yet been made public.
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Lydia PatrickApril 9, 2024 00:00
Newsnight producer Sam McAllister admits she feels bad for Princess Beatrice after interview with Prince Andrew
Newsnight producer ‘sorry’ to Princess Beatrice after Prince Andrew interview
Newsnight producer Sam McAllister has admitted she feels sorry for Princess Beatrice following Prince Andrew’s explosive interview. The interview is now back in the spotlight with the release of the Netflix series Scoop. Ms McAllister told Good Morning Britain on Monday (April 8) that she felt for Princess Beatrice and Prince Andrew’s former private secretary Amanda Thirsk.She said: “He [Andrew] He is lucky to have a daughter who believes in him and a colleague who believes in him, and clearly he has let them both down. “These two women are heartbreaking because they did nothing.”
Lydia PatrickApril 8, 2024 23:00
King Charles faces backlash from Kent residents over plans to build ‘ideal town’
The King’s plans to build an “ideal town” in Kent have sparked outrage, with some accusing him of “swallowing a historic village into a city”.
The Duchy of Cornwall is proposing to build 2,500 homes on 320 acres of farmland in the medieval market town of Faversham, Kent.
The plans were announced when the then Prince of Wales Charles took charge of the estate in 2018, with the aim of providing the “most sustainable” homes possible while tackling the area’s housing crisis.
However, local residents warned the development, which aims to create an “ideal town” similar to the duchy’s first “urban extension” at Poundbury, is “totally inconsistent” with the monarch’s stance on environmental and agricultural issues, and Unable to and supported by town infrastructure.
Strong opposition was expressed during public consultations following the submission of an application in December last year for consent to start building the first 261 homes, of which 120 will be built each year for 20 years.
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Lydia PatrickApril 8, 2024 22:00
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