Emotional Princess Beatrice shares important message as mom Fergie battles cancer

Princess Beatrice is giving advice while her mother Fergie battles cancer.

Today, the 35-year-old took part in her inaugural live TV interview on This Morning. She joined presenters Josie Gibson and Craig Doyle via videolink from the top of the Empire State Building in New York.

The royal is in the US to support the Outward Bound Trust, an organization that held great significance for her late grandfather, Prince Philip.

However, during the interview, Josie and Craig seized the opportunity to inquire about Beatrice’s mother, Fergie, who had breast cancer surgery last year and was later diagnosed with malignant melanoma, a type of skin cancer Was.

And Beatrice told them: “She’s doing really well, thank you Josie. Her health was poor last year but all is well now. But I think at 64, she’s thriving, she’s very She has done something, but now she is recovering.

“We’re just reminded that whenever a parent or person’s health condition worsens, you need to get tested as soon as possible. And both my sister and I are encouraged to take those steps.” Very proud of him.” Get those checks.”

The hosts then touched on the royal family’s other health concerns, with King Charles and the Princess of Wales also being diagnosed with cancer this year and now undergoing treatment, which they say has been difficult. And Beatrice said: “I know. There is nothing more important than family.”

Josie was then keen to send Fergie a message, saying: “We’re all big fans of your mum this morning, will you send our love to your mum?” And Beatrice was delighted, saying: “Of course I’ll send my best to my mother. When I get back to the UK, maybe we can do something together.”

Fergie, 64, was told the good news by doctors in March that it appeared her deadly melanoma skin cancer had not spread. This was her second bout with cancer, after being diagnosed with breast cancer and undergoing a mastectomy and reconstructive surgery last year.