The brother of Kate Middleton, who is suffering from cancer, shared a touching message: he showed an unseen photo | Names

James Middleton reacted to the painful news about his sister’s illness and published a childhood photo of the two of them on Instagram. He had sensitive words for the Princess of Wales, who is going through a difficult phase.

“We’ve climbed many mountains together over the years. As a family, we will climb this one with you,” K. Middleton’s brother wrote and shared the photo.

We remind you that on Friday, Catherine Middleton announced that she was diagnosed with cancer after a planned operation in January.

“I wanted to take this opportunity to personally thank you for all your wonderful messages of support and understanding while I recover from surgery,” she said in a video message filmed in a BBC studio.

The Princess of Wales said it had been an “incredibly difficult couple of months” for her and her family, but she was “very grateful” to the medical team who cared for her.

“I had a complex abdominal operation in London in January and at the time my condition was thought to be non-cancerous. The operation was successful, but after the tests, it turned out that I have cancer,” she explained.

Catherine Middleton said doctors have advised her to “do a course of prophylactic chemotherapy”, which she says is now in the early stages. It turned out that she started chemotherapy in February.

The mother-of-three said the diagnosis had come as a “huge shock” to her and her husband, Prince William, and they were doing everything they could to “examine and deal with the disease privately” for the sake of their three children.

Catherine Middleton said she and the Prince of Wales, 41, reassured the children that “everything will be fine”.

“Like I told them, I’m fine and I’m getting stronger every day by focusing on the things that will help me heal: mind, body and spirit,” she continued.

The Princess of Wales said her husband, Prince William, was a “great source of comfort and confidence” for her, adding that she was delighted that the public had shown her “support and kindness”.

“We hope you understand that we as a family need some time, space and privacy right now while I finish my treatment. My work has always brought me great joy and I look forward to returning, but now I have to focus on my full recovery,” she added.

Vida Press photo/Prince William of Wales, Princess Catherine of Wales

“Right now, I’m also thinking of all those whose lives have been affected by cancer. To all who are dealing with this disease, no matter what form, please do not lose faith and hope. You are not alone,” said Catherine Middleton.

Since January 29 was released from the hospital, Catherine Middleton did not appear in public.

We remind you that in February Buckingham Palace announced that Catherine Middleton’s father-in-law, King Charles III, had been diagnosed with cancer after a recent operation for a benign prostate enlargement.