Kate Middleton: the touching message of support received by an 8-year-old girl

After being saddened by the news of her cancer, Kate Middleton received many messages of support, including a particularly touching wink.

Kate Middleton can count on the support of a faithful friend aged eight years: Mila Sneddon. The story of friendship between the two women began in 2020 when the photo of a young girl, suffering from leukemia, stuck at home during the Covid-19 crisis created a buzz. An image that moved the Princess of Wales who wanted to meet the young Scottish girl. Their first meeting took place in the tea room at Holyroodhouse. Kate then wore a pink outfit, little Mila's favorite color. An interview preceding the invitation of the little girl by the wife of Prince William to attend and read a prayer during the Christmas concert at Westminster Abbey.

Kate Middleton, attached to the story of this little Scottish girl, had also made a point of sending a handwritten letter to Mila Sneddon, two years ago, when she had entered the remission stage.

A PARTICULARLY TOUCHING MESSAGE

Faced with the support received at the time, the young girl in turn wanted to provide hers to the Princess of Wales following the announcement of her cancer, this Friday March 22. “You will be courageous because I was and you will fight like I did,” said the young girl in her message, saddened by the news.

The girl's mother told the Sunday Mirror: “We were out shopping when we heard the news. Mila turned to me and said she wanted to send Kate a card. Mila will therefore make contact in her own way. »

Kate Middleton's cancer announcement: 'She wrote every word herself'

Almost two months after her hospitalization in London, Prince William's wife announced that she had cancer.

The news created a shock wave across the world. Friday March 22, after several months of absence, Kate Middleton announced through an Instagram video that she had cancer and had started “preventative” treatment with chemotherapy. “It took us a while to explain everything to George, Charlotte and Louis. [...] As I told them, I'm doing well, and I'm getting stronger every day by focusing on the things that will help me heal,” she confided with emotion. A moving speech that the Princess of Wales would have imagined herself.

“SHE WANTED TO DECIDE WHEN THE TIME WAS RIGHT”

“She wrote every word herself,” said a palace source, relayed by “People” magazine this Sunday, March 24. “She said them personally and wanted to decide when the time was right to announce this news to the whole world. » A decision supported by her husband, Prince William, her unshakeable pillar. According to the royal source of “People”, the Prince of Wales would be “extremely proud of his wife for the courage and strength she has shown not only this week, but also since her operation in January”.

A few hours after the announcement of Kate Middleton's cancer, King Charles III also said he was “proud” of his daughter-in-law. “Her Majesty is very proud of Catherine for the courage she showed in speaking as she did,” said a Buckingham Palace spokesperson.

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