Kate Middleton’s apology letter in the midst of cancer treatment: “I am very sorry”

2024 is being a complicated year for Kate Middleton y Charles III due to the cancer they suffer. While the 75-year-old head of state has already returned to her public agenda, the Princess of Wales has not yet returned to her institutional commitments. In the process of recovery, Prince William’s wife issued a statement this Saturday apologizing for not attending the rehearsals for Trooping The Colour, a military parade in honor of the monarch’s birthday that will be celebrated next Saturday, June 15.

“I wanted to write to let you know how proud I am of the entire regiment ahead of the Colonel’s Review and Trooping the Color“Kate Middleton herself began explaining in a letter she sent to the Irish Guard.

Likewise, in her writing, the future queen has sent a message of affection to the troops and has expressed her best wishes so that the event goes perfectly. “I appreciate all the troops. This year they have been practicing for months and putting in many hours to ensure their uniforms and drills are spotless.“, he pointed out.

Without forgetting the important weight that this parade has in the United Kingdom, the Princess of Wales regretted not being able to be at the rehearsals this Saturday. However, a week before the big military parade in London, Kate has still not confirmed her absence from the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

“Being your colonel remains a great honor and I am very sorry that I will not be able to receive the salute at this year’s Colonel’s Review. Please convey my apologies to the entire Regiment; However, I hope to represent you all again soon.“Kate said.

Kate’s condition became known when the British Royal Family announced on January 17 that she had undergone “abdominal surgery.” Given the uncertainty that was generated around the princess and her true state of health, the daughter-in-law of Charles III ended up revealing, on March 22, that she suffers from cancer and that she had not made it public before, thinking about how to tell her children and how this could affect them.