Kate Middleton has decided to make some changes during her brave battle with cancer to escape some stress and anxiety.
Since announcing to the world her heartbreaking diagnosis, Middleton has been staying at Adelaide Cottage on the Windsor property. Princess Kate is being cared for by a team of health professionals.
She is well surrounded — Middleton has her husband, Prince William, and their three young children, Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5.
Kate Middleton also receives the help of her parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, during this challenging period
Middleton does not trust Prince William’s friends and prefers to rely on her family. A source shared with The Daily Beast: “The circle of trust is small. She is enveloped by Carole and Michael, and (sister) Pippa and (brother) James are, of course, by her side. They are an incredibly close-knit family, and Catherine feels absolutely secure relying on them. They have been her pillars of strength for decades and have never let her down.”
Sources close to Middleton have decided to give an update on her situation. It has been revealed that for a brief time, she will bail out of the Windsor property because she wants a change of scenery, more privacy, and an escape from the outskirts of London.
Prince William and Kate Middleton will travel to their country home, Sandringham. The Daily Beast reports: “Kate and William are expected to “bail out” of their Windsor home on Friday, one friend said. They will likely spend the short holiday at the family’s country house, Anmer Hall, on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, where there is plenty of room for her mother and father (Carole and Michael Middleton) to stay.”
A friend of Princess Kate and Prince William told The Daily Beast that the main reason is to avoid stress and anxiety.
The member of the royal entourage shared: “The key thing for her now is avoiding any kind of stress or anxiety and just getting on with the business of getting better. They will bail out and be off to Sandringham the moment school breaks up.”
The person in the know went on to explain there is a tight-knit community in Sandringham that will protect Middleton during her stay.
The insider stated: “Privacy is easy to enforce thanks to a protective local community, many of whom are either friends with or work for the royals in some capacity.”
Some observers say that a return to public life is unlikely before 2025.
