The Princess of Wales is “doing really well” and has been “amazing this whole year”, has revealed. Speaking in Cape Town ahead of the fourth annual , the Prince of Wales also said he hoped his children were “proud” of to repair the planet. Asked how his wife was doing since finishing her cancer treatment at the end of the summer, he replied: “She’s doing really well, thanks.
“And hopefully she is watching tonight, cheering me on. She’s been amazing this whole year. I know she will be really keen to see tonight be a success.
” The Prince said that he hoped their three children would also be watching, having “brought them along” with him on the Earthshot journey. The Princess is missing the Earthshot award ceremony for the second consecutive year as she prioritises her recovery after a . Last year, she opted not to join her husband for the ceremony in Singapore as she was helping Prince George through school exams.
The Princess carried out her first public engagement since completing her course of chemotherapy last month, when she They met the bereaved families of three young children killed in a knife attack in July as well as the emergency responders who helped at the scene. Kensington Palace sources have said that she hopes to join her family for remembrance events this weekend. Most senior royals are expected to attend the Royal British Legion’s Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday evening, as per tradition.
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