Kate leaves home again as she receives thousands of letters from well-wishers – Royal News Latest

The Princess of Wales has been inundated with “tens of thousands” of “get well soon” cards after her cancer diagnosis was revealed, palace officials say.

The palace correspondence team is now said to have been “very touched” by the outpouring of love shown to Kate after she told the world about her health problems in March.

The Mail Online said the Court Post Office, which deals with letters to the royal family, has seen a much higher level of letters sent to it since March.

The Princess of Wales has reportedly been more “out and about” with her family in recent weeks as she continues to receive cancer treatment.

Kate, 42, has kept a low profile since receiving her diagnosis in January and has not carried out any official royal duties this year.

The Mail Online has reported that while he has ventured out once again, the palace has stressed that he still needs time and space to recover.

William and Kate are reportedly uncomfortable with the growing closeness between Harry and Meghan and Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie.

Actual author Tom Quinn was quoted as saying by Mirror: “For William and Kate, an alliance between Harry and Meghan and Beatrice and Eugenie is a major concern.”

He said: “Although Harry and Meghan have little sympathy for Prince Andrew, they have remained in regular contact with Beatrice and Eugenie, who have always been free of any association with Meghan's bitter and angry time in the UK.”

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The 35-year-old paid tribute to Sarah Ferguson, describing how she “grew up with an incredible mother” and reflecting on the importance of storytelling for young people when she met children at West Thornton Primary School in Croydon.

The duchess has written children's books such as the Budgie the Little Helicopter series.

Beatrice, the royal patron of the Oscar Book Award, read When Dinosaurs Walked the Earth, by Sean Taylor and illustrated by Zehra Hicks, which topped this year's shortlist.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Archewell Foundation is no longer listed as “delinquent” on the California Registry of Charities and Fundraising Organizations.

On Monday, the charity was listed as “delinquent” and a delinquency notification letter was sent to the foundation on May 3 for “failure to file required annual reports and/or renewal fees,” but on Tuesday the status of the Archewell Foundation had changed. changed to “current”.

The letter warned that an organization listed as delinquent is prohibited from “soliciting or disbursing charitable funds” and “its registration may be suspended or revoked by the registry.”

On Tuesday, a statement from the California Department of Justice said the Archewell Foundation is “current and up to date.”

A spokesperson for the California Department of Justice said: “After being in contact with our Registry of Charities and Fundraising Organizations, the organization is up to date and up to date.”

King Charles is to plant a sapling of the Sycamore Gap tree in a royal park, eight months after the iconic tree was felled.

On Monday, the monarch received the first seedling grown from seeds collected from the tree, which stood next to Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland for 200 years when it was felled in September.

Once the seedling has matured into a sapling, Charles will plant it in Windsor Great Park for visitors to enjoy as a symbol of the hope and beauty that can come from loss, the National Trust said.

Royal family fans were delighted by Prince William's “beautiful” gesture to Princess Kate after his speech on World Mental Health Day.

In a viral video clip, William applauded Kate and then politely pulled out a chair for her. The moment touched many, the outlet reported, racking up hundreds of thousands of views on TikTok, and fans praised William for his gesture.

One commenter noted: “Of course it does. He is a gentleman,” according to Mirror.

Another person added: “Her mom would be so proud” and a third person said: “How beautiful.”

One social media user said: “They are so adorable.”

Another woman wrote in the comments: “These two are very connected to each other. I love how she puts her hand on her waist when the crowd says, 'I'm here, I've got you!'”

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Kate, 41, did so for Mental Health Awareness Week in a joint post with the Prince of Wales highlighting the psychological struggles young farmers can face.

The couple wrote on

“Spending a day together at Sam’s farm in Hereford, they chatted about mental health in the farming community, how to find support and the Duchy of Cornwall’s mental health strategy.”