Joining the chorus of well wishes for the Princess of Wales following her shocking cancer announcement last Friday are the military regiments she is involved in.
The Irish Guards shared a statement on their social media, writing that “The Irish Guards is thinking of our Regimental Colonel Her Royal Highness Princess Catherine of Wales at this time.
“We wish her the very best recovery…
Catherine and William 'enormously moved' by supportive messages following cancer diagnosis
23rd March 2024
Kensington Palace has tonight shared a new message from Catherine and William following her cancer announcement.
The message reads: “The Prince and Princess are both enormously touched by the kind messages from people here in the UK, across the Commonwealth and…
Following Catherine’s cancer diagnosis, world leaders from across the Commonwealth and around the world have shared messages of support for the royal.
Below is a compilation of statements that will be updated as more world leaders react.
Prime Minister of Canada…
The four leaders of the United Kingdom: UK Prime Minster Rishi Sunak and the First Ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, took to social media to send their best wishes to the Princess of Wales following her cancer diagnosis late Friday.
Prime Minister Sunak wrote: “My thoughts are with the Princess of Wales, Prince of Wales, the Royal family and in particular her three children…
Immediately after the Princess of Wales revealed her cancer diagnosis, well wishes began pouring in from her patronages—some of which she’s been involved with since 2012.
Below, find a compilation of messages and check back as this post will be updated.
England…
The Princess of Wales reveals cancer diagnosis
22nd March 2024
After weeks of—often times gross—speculation of her health and wellbeing, the Princess of Wales confirmed on Friday that she has been diagnosed with cancer following surgery in January.
In a video shared from the Kensington Palace social media accounts, Catherine…
Westminster Abbey has joined in the global outpouring of love and support for the Princess of Wales following her revelation that she has been diagnosed with cancer and has started treatment.
On social media, the Abbey shared a statement from the Dean of Westminster, the Very Reverend Dr David Hoyle, who said: “In the face of this news, it is our hope that Her Royal Highness will feel…
"The Princess of Wales has the love and support of the whole country" - Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
22nd March 2024
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak released a statement following the Princess of Wales’s announcement that she has been diagnosed with cancer and has started treatment.
In a statement, Sunak said: “The Princess of Wales has the love and support of the whole country as she…
Queen Camilla couldn’t pass up an opportunity to celebrate World Poetry Day while in Northern Ireland, and the event was a true showcase for the talented poets and artists who hail from the region.
Buckingham Palace shared that The Queen’s Reading Room—an online…
Queen Camilla attends military parade in Lisburn
22nd March 2024
The pride was visible on the Queen’s face as she watched a military parade in Lisburn celebrating soldiers from the 2nd Battalion, The Rifles completing junior leadership selection yesterday.
Queen Camilla is Colonel-in-Chief of The Rifles and was on hand, during a whirlwind day of engagements in Northern Ireland, to take the salute and watch a pass-off parade of junior non-commissioned…