In a recent statement, Prince William opened up for the first time about Princess Catherine’s health condition after undergoing preventive chemotherapy sessions.

During his first Royal Engagement since his wife announced her cancer diagnosis on March 22nd, while on a visit to the charity Surplus to Supper in Surrey today, Prince William was handed a “get well soon” card for his wife, the Princess of Wales. He gave a helping hand loading food and cooking in the kitchen at the Food Distribution charity Surplus to Supper in Sunbury-on-Thames.

In one moving moment during the visit, the Prince of Wales expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support and concern from well-wishers across the globe.

He acknowledged the challenging journey that Princess Catherine has been going through and emphasized the importance of her well-being above all else. “While it’s been a trying time for us, Katherine’s resilience and strength have been nothing short of inspiring. I want to thank everyone for their kind messages and prayers; your support means the world to us,” Prince William said.

The royal couple has always been known for their commitment to public service and duty, but recent events have brought into focus the personal challenges they face. Despite the adversity, Prince William remains optimistic about the future and confident in Princess Catherine’s recovery. “We are taking each day as it comes with hope and determination. Catherine is a fighter, and we believe in her strength to overcome this,” he added.

The Prince and Princess of Wales continue to ask for privacy during this time as they navigate through this health challenge together as a family. They are grateful for the understanding and respect shown by the public and media alike. As Princess Catherine continues her treatment, the royal family hopes that her story will raise awareness about cancer prevention and the importance of early detection. Their hope is that by sharing their experience, they can inspire others facing similar challenges to remain hopeful and strong.

The outing marked his return to Royal Duty after a few weeks off with his family following Princess Katherine’s announcement and during a school break for their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. The royal mom may have strategically waited to make the announcement about her health until her kids were out of the classroom to create space for their family to have private time together.

The Prince of Wales cleared his calendar following his wife’s abdominal surgery on January 16th to be by her side and keep their kids’ schedule as normal as possible. Prince William’s outings linked to tackling food waste marked his return to Royal Duty after a few weeks off with his family following Princess Katherine’s announcement and during a school break for their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. The royal mom may have strategically waited to make the announcement about her health until her kids were out of the classroom to create space for their family to have private time together.

The heir to the throne previously expressed thanks for the kind messages sent to his family following the palace announcement about the king’s cancer diagnosis. The Prince of Wales’ second stop of the day was to the Hanworth Center Hub, a youth center that provides a range of services to create a safer and better-connected community and receives a regular delivery from Surplus to Supper. Prince William reiterated his appreciation for the love and support they have received, saying, “We are truly blessed to have such amazing support from all around the world. Together we will face this challenge and come out stronger.”

The royal engagement ceremony, while overshadowed by this health news, serves as a reminder of the love and commitment between Prince William and Princess Catherine. The bond continues to inspire many, even in the face of adversity.