Kate Middleton brought fans to tears as she spoke about her cancer treatment in a video, appearing to echo the late Queen Elizabeth II’s touching words of encouragement to other patients.

Royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith has written several books, including Prince Charles: The passions and paradoxes of an impossible lifeKate shared her knowledge of Kate’s news last month when she updated her health via Instagram.

The Princess of Wales revealed that when she underwent abdominal surgery in January, doctors discovered that cancer was present and the medical team recommended that she undergo a course of preventive chemotherapy. In her message, she also tried to reassure fans that she’s “getting stronger every day.”

In addition to clarifying her medical condition, the future queen also expressed her support for others affected by cancer, concluding with “You are not alone.”

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Bedell Smith claimed: “This is very similar to what Queen Elizabeth has said during the coronavirus crisis, when she said ‘we are all in this together’”, adding that there was “not a trace of self-pity” in Kate’s emotional speech.

“This not only reassures people about her condition, but also helps them gain courage,” the expert said.

King Charles III also expressed his support and affection for Catherine’s message to the world and paid a special tribute to the late queen.