Kate Middleton cancer news: William reveals joy at 'good news' that Kate's treatment is over

Arthur Edwards said The sun“William once told me that the reason he and Kate took their time getting engaged was because he wanted to make sure their marriage would last forever.”

The future king and queen separated for a few months in 2007 when William felt unable to propose due to her age, before quickly reconciling.

The Princess of Wales appears to have poignantly chosen to wear an eternity ring in the video announcing that she is cancer-free.

Kate, 42, wore the silver band instead of her sapphire engagement ring that once belonged to Princess Diana in the joyful video with her family.

Royal fans have now suggested this was a deliberate choice to reflect a “fresh start” for the princess now that her chemotherapy has come to an end.

It has also been suggested that the ring was changed due to chemotherapy-related weight changes the princess may have experienced.

He Duke of Sussex He is “scared” by the possible outcome of his ongoing battle to have his taxpayer-funded security restored in the UK.

This is reportedly a matter of utmost importance to Harasswho turns 40 this month, as he looks forward to returning to the UK more often.

A Palace source said: People Magazine: “Harry is scared and feels that the only person who can do something about it is his father, [but it is not in] Charles's hands.”

This comes after Donald Trump said he would treat Harry like any other citizen if he were re-elected and it emerged that the duke lied on his visa application, which is currently under review.

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A source said Hello! The occasion will then be celebrated with a “weekend getaway” with friends.

“It's good news, but there's still a long way to go,” he said of yesterday's revelation that Kate is now cancer-free.

The heir to the throne, also 42, added: “She is better, and thank you.”

The Duchess of Sussex has come under fire for appearing at a book club event with Oprah Winfrey on the anniversary of the late Queen Elizabeth II's death.

As reported by the ExpressRoyal commentator Richard Fitzwilliam described the California appearance as a “terrible mistake”.

He said: “I think it was an absolutely terrible choice of venue to perform, especially on a very special anniversary.

“I mean, we all know that when Meghan and Harry did the interview on Oprah, which is infamous.

“Although they had not planned it, Prince Philip was in hospital when the interview was broadcast. We know that he died shortly afterwards.

“We also know that the interview was like exploding a nuclear weapon in the courtyard of Buckingham Palace.

“What is remembered is that the Queen’s comments, ‘some recollections may vary’, sum it up very well. But it was an absolutely distasteful place to be.

“We know that Meghan and Oprah are friends, but to see them in a place that brought back memories of that interview on that anniversary is just extraordinary.”

Taking the officer Kensington Palace On the Twitter/X account, the heir to the throne wrote: “Air Ambulance Week is the perfect time to say thank you for all that air ambulance charities across the country do to save lives.

“Supporting these brilliant charities across the country helps them in their vital work – today, tomorrow and every day.

“It was fantastic to meet the @Air_Ambulance Wales team at base today!”

A close source claimed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex I have been invited to the UK to spend Christmas with the Spencer family.

If they accept the invitation, it will be the first time Meghan, 43, has visited the country since her husband's death. Queen Elizabeth IIThe funeral will take place in September 2022.

A source said The express: “Carlos [Spencer] has invited Harry, Meghan and the children to Althorp this Christmas.

“It’s too early to say whether they will accept the offer, but the offer is there if they want it.”

However, the 42-year-old heir to the throne stressed that his wife's battle with the disease, which began earlier this year, is far from over.

Meeting royals outside a primary school in Llanelli, west Wales, he said: “It’s good news but there’s still a long way to go.”