The younger brother of the Princess of Wales, James Middleton, shared a message of support for his sister after she revealed she had cancer. James, who is 36, posted a photo of himself and Kate from their childhood on Instagram. He said they have faced many challenges together over the years, and as a family, they will face this one, too.
Kate, who is 42 years old and has three children, announced that she is undergoing chemotherapy treatment after discovering she had cancer following surgery in January. She said the news was a big shock to her, but she is feeling well and getting stronger daily.
Kate’s Brother (Credits: Everand)
Shortly after Kate’s announcement, her uncle Gary Goldsmith decided not to attend the Celebrity Big Brother final. He made a statement on X, a social media platform, saying that he would like to thank his housemates and everyone involved in the show. He also wished them a great night.
The news of Kate’s cancer diagnosis has shocked many people, but they are rallying around her with messages of support and encouragement. Kate’s bravery in facing her illness has inspired others, and her family’s unity in supporting her is evident.
Kate and James (Credits: Page Six)
James Middleton’s heartfelt Instagram message reflects the strong bond between him and his sister. He reassured Kate that she was not alone in this battle and that their family would stand by her side every step of the way.
Meanwhile, Kate’s uncle, Gary Goldsmith, expressed his support for his niece and decided to step back from his public engagements to be there for her during this difficult time. His decision to prioritize family over other commitments shows the importance of family support in times of adversity.
As Kate undergoes treatment for her cancer, the outpouring of love and support from her family, friends, and fans will undoubtedly provide her with strength and courage.
The unity and solidarity within the Middleton family are a testament to their love for one another and their unwavering support for Kate during her journey towards recovery.
