Kate Middleton is open to all options when it comes to the healing process in her fight to beat cancer.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, made a heartwarming and hopeful return to the spotlight by attending the Trooping ceremony alongside King Charles III, Prince William, and Queen Camilla.
However, according to royal insiders, the event that required major preparations and willpower took a toll on Middleton.
Royal author Katie Nicholl told Entertainment Tonight that at the trooping ceremony: “where she knows the eyes of the world are on her, there is a huge amount of scrutiny that will take its toll. I think we can probably imagine that she had a long and well-deserved rest afterward. I don’t think we can expect to see her in public for a little while. That’s going to take some recovery from.”
However, Prince William’s wife is a fighter — she is determined to make another significant public appearance this summer.
Princess Kate is eying Wimbledon. According to the royal expert, attending her favorite event, Wimbledon is not just a leisure activity for Middleton. It is a significant part of her recovery process, bringing her immense joy and a sense of normalcy.
Middleton believes that laughter and joy are the best medicines to beat her devastating illness. She finds solace in the simple pleasures of life, and these moments of happiness play a crucial role in her healing process.
Along with preventative chemotherapy, Middleton heavily relies on other methods of healing — such as long walks in nature and caring for her dogs and gardening.
And, of course, Middleton takes great pleasure in being out and about with her three children, George, Charlotte, and Louis.
The commentator spoke about the joy of Middleton being at Wimbledon: “I wonder if we might see her at Wimbledon. She spoke in that very personal message about wanting to be able to do the things that bring her joy. I think that’s being in nature, that’s being with her children, that’s taking part in everyday school life, but tennis, don’t forget, is something that the princess absolutely loves. She takes great pride in her position at the Lawn Tennis Association. Wimbledon is a firm fixture in her diary. Every year we’ve seen her attend with her family in the past.”
The writer emphasizes the fact that Middleton’s happiness is one of the keys to her recovery, revealing: “It wouldn’t surprise me if we see her pop up at Wimbledon because that will bring her joy, and a huge amount of her recovery depends on her being happy.”
Royal fans are hoping that she will return to her public engagements next year.
