Kate Middleton doesn’t want William in her videos for ‘personal’ reasons – latest news

Ever since Anthony Bridges found out he had prostate cancer six years ago, he hasn’t stopped talking about it. He immediately told his Facebook friends.

Now, the 68-year-old man from Georgia is taking the time to join others in encouraging other men to talk to their doctors about getting screened.

Not everyone is that eager to share, for cultural or privacy reasons, or simply because they don’t want to talk about it. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has kept prostate cancer secret, including from President Joe Biden. Most recently, Kate, Princess of Wales, waited weeks before publicly revealing she had cancer.

Kate Middleton was born Catherine Elizabeth Middleton in January 1982 in Reading, England. She grew up in a wealthy community in Bucklebury, Berkshire, with two children. Siblings: Pippa, 39, and James, 35.

She is the eldest of three, her parents are Michael and Carole Middleton. Carole Middleton, a former British Airways flight dispatcher and cabin crew member, founded Party Pieces in 1987, a company that sold children’s party supplies.

Despite their connections to members of the royal family and the British aristocracy, the Middletons themselves do not have an aristocratic background, and the British media often refers to Kate as a “commoner” marrying into the royal family.

According to The Daily Beast, an unidentified friend of the couple said they “made it clear they wanted peace and quiet… Harry’s visit, with all the drama it brings, will be the opposite of that” “.

Another friend of William and Kate said “they have accepted their distance from Harry and are content to let sleeping dogs lie”.

On February 27, the hashtag #WhereIsKate exploded online, sparking a media frenzy of speculation about the whereabouts of Britain’s Princess of Wales. It opened a rabbit hole of amateur detective work, memes, bizarre theories and jokes – mixed with genuine concerns about Kate’s health – until she announced last week that she had recovered from cancer and thousands of people turned out into it.

The incident taught the royals, and everyone else, a lesson about the modern world of online media: If your silence leaves an information vacuum, others will rush to fill it. The results can be messy.

“The royal family’s motto is never complain, never explain,” said Ellie Hall, a journalist who specializes in covering British kings and their courts. “That really doesn’t work in the digital age. It doesn’t take much to make crazy things happen.”

The appearance will be Charles, 75,’s first major event since he was diagnosed with cancer in February.

Officials said Charles and Camilla will attend Easter Sunday services at St. George’s Chapel on Tuesday, accompanied by other members of the royal family.

King Charles III delivered a recorded speech on Thursday at a traditional pre-Easter church service stressing the importance of friendship and acts of care, but did not attend the service as the king continues to receive treatment for cancer.

Queen Camilla presented bags of specially minted coins to those honored for their public service on behalf of her husband during the Royal Maundy Day at Worcester Cathedral. This event is held every year on the Thursday before Easter and is known as Maundy Day in the UK.

The Queen said the Princess of Wales “will be absolutely thrilled” after receiving posters showing love to Kate from the public.

Camilla was greeted by thousands of well-wishers as she visited the farmers’ market in Shrewsbury town center on Wednesday.

As the Queen walked around, two young girls handed her posters decorated with stars and hearts that read: “Show some love to Kate.”

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The Queen said she was “still standing” after a well-wisher asked her how the King was doing after being diagnosed with cancer during a visit to Shrewsbury on Wednesday, March 27.

Camilla was greeted by a large crowd when she visited the farmers market in the town centre.

She also stopped to say hello to ten-year-old Harriet and six-year-old Lois Waterston, who gave her posters they had made that read “Sending our love to Kate”.

Camilla’s visit to Shrewsbury is her first royal contact with the public since the Queen suffered a double cancer scare.

Celebrities and public figures alike have expressed their regret at taking part in the online “Where’s Kate?” Speculation sparked after the Princess of Wales’ cancer diagnosis.