Prince William has a lot on his plate, with both his wife, Princess Kate, and father, King Charles, dealing with health issues, but he’s handling it well, says royal expert Angela Levin.
Levin says the future King, 41, is likely experiencing a “very lonely feeling” but his doing his usual stoic best to keep the family moving forward positively.
The Duchess of York also revealed that she has been diagnosed with skin cancer – a third health announcement from the family in a matter of five days.
Levin told GB News: “I think it’s a very lonely feeling, and I think he’s [William] doing his best, because he’s got children.”
“He’s decided that this is the thing that he’s going to do. Family first.”
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With Kate in hospital and his father, King Charles, scheduled to have surgery this week, William may be feeling a lot of pressure, but that’s where the children come in.
Levin continued: “Children can you cheer you up with something like that. And he’s got the responsibility of looking after them, but for something like this, I think he goes back to his own mother, when he became, what she called, ‘The man of the house’ at the age of 15.
“But here, he’s a mature man, and he will know the priority is to look after his wife, who has been so wonderfully supportive to him, that he’s decided that this is the thing that he’s going to do. Family first.”
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And, of course, William will be there for his father who has his devoted wife, Queen Camilla, by his side. Camilla was out and about last week when asked about the King’s health.
She replied: “He’s fine, thank you very much. He’s looking forward to getting back to work.”
While Charles and Kate are both in recovery, Camilla will be the face of the monarchy, carrying out royal engagements. It’s predicted Charles will work from bed or a resting chair, and still check the Red Boxes and meet with the Prime Minister over Zoom.
Kate is already conducting charity work from bed and she’s predicted to resume her engagements after Easter.
