Kate Middleton, currently undergoing chemotherapy, may need a few more months before she can fully return to her royal duties. Experts recently provided updates on the health condition and cancer treatment of the Princess of Wales following her appearance with her sister, Pippa Middleton, and daughter, Princess Charlotte.
GB News' Svar Nanan-Sen discussed Novak Djokovic's comments about the Princess of Wales after their meeting at Wimbledon on Sunday. The tennis star remarked, "I've said to her that it is very nice to see her in good health. She seems to be in good health." He added, "I know that she and her sister have played tennis for a very long time. So they truly respect, admire the game. They also understand tennis, which is great. It's wonderful to have that kind of support from the Royal Family."
In the podcast, Svar emphasized the positive reactions from the tennis community. "Something that really struck me was the reaction from the actual tennis players," she said. "Emma Raducanu mentioned what a 'delight' it was to meet Kate. She'd met Kate twice before, but it was her first time meeting Princess Charlotte." Royal commentator Cameron Walker added, "She's played tennis with Catherine as well."
Svar continued, "Djokovic described it as a 'privilege' to be in her company again and provided a health update, noting that she looked to be in good health. Even Carlos Alcaraz showed his respect by bowing his head towards Kate before receiving his Wimbledon trophy."
A royal insider shared, "Princess Kate's cancer treatment is going well, and she's showing confidence and positive changes in her activities. Her smile indicates she's recovering well after her treatment."
However, Kensington Palace has not yet announced when the mother of three will resume her full-time royal duties, as her cancer treatment is still ongoing.
