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The Princess of Wales has revealed she is in the early stages of treatment after a cancer diagnosis – and the internet is filled with apologies
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Jemimah Wright2024-03-26T09:00:00
Since Kate’s visit to hospital in January, and her subsequent disappearance from public life, the internet has been rife with rumours about her. Jemimah Wright suggests how we should respond now we know the truth of the situation.
In a video statement last Friday, Kate, Princess of Wales shared with the world that she had cancer. She said it was a “huge shock” after an “incredibly tough couple of months”, but also said: “I am well and getting stronger every day.”
It appears that she was forced into sharing her diagnosis publically because of the furore of gossip and rumours that surrounded her whereabouts. Social media was awash was theories including the conclusions that:
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