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Following her revelation about receiving cancer treatment, Kate Middleton has chosen to keep a low profile recently.
This choice is widely accepted because treatments such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy are often highly personal matters involving physical effects that one may prefer not to share with the public.
And although this has put to rest much of the rampant speculation about her whereabouts, there is still a clear concern on the part of the public for any news about how she is.
Between all of these, some suggestions have been made regarding Prince William’s condition that the Duchess’s health situation could be more serious than previously thought.
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Common practice requires either the Queen or her representative to represent them at biennial Commonwealth Heads of Government Meetings (COGM).
Since 1973, Queen Elizabeth II maintained this arrangement until 2011, when she began delegating this role to King Charles III and then the Prince of Wales due to her ill health.
Set for October 24, 2024, this year’s CHOGM will be in Samoa, creating a problem for King Charles III. He is currently being treated for cancer, and doctors have advised him not to travel much.
Prince William is not leaving Kate’s side
Now, it is clear that Prince William would be the one to step in; anyway, Express UK He noted that “Attending the CHOGM is not something William can do at the moment due to Kate’s health, and although Anne and other members of the royal family are doing a great job stepping in to close the gaps at home, they are not considered high enough. representing the sovereign as the leader of the Commonwealth.”
The Duke of Cornwall will probably be there with his wife during her treatment.
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On the surface, this statement may seem innocuous, but it actually suggests that Prince William expects the Duchess’s illness to continue for another six months. The severity of her condition has not been fully disclosed but the length of the treatment suggests there is a long way to go with the possibility of delaying official duties until around 2025.
The difficulty continues with regard to CHOGM and King Charles III
The report also said, “King Charles’ presence at the Commonwealth meeting and in Australia is seen as key to preserving the unity of the Commonwealth,” and added, “Despite medical advice recommending not to travel long distances, particularly because the time difference that can add to. fatigue, the King remains resolute in his decision to undertake the journey.”
