Kate Middleton, who is going through preventive chemotherapy after being diagnosed with cancer earlier this year has given a timeline for her recovery.
While responding to the recent reports that Kate “will not return to public duties until the end of this year”, a royal broadcaster claimed that the Princess of Wales will most likely take 12 months to recover from cancer.
The royal historian Heydel-Mankoo in his conversation with GB news noted, "Preventative chemotherapy, which is the treatment that the Princess of Wales is undertaking, can take anywhere from three to 12 months.”
He added, "It's normally four to six, but it could take up to 12 months."
Reflecting on Catherine’s video message, in which she announced the shocking news of her cnacer diagnosis, Heydel-Mankoo confirmed that any crucial update regarding Kate's health "would be revealed via another video announcement or statement".
He continued, "We would, of course, expect fully that the Royal Household, Kensington Palace, would issue a video or other update statement periodically, to avoid the the rampant speculation that unfortunately, we saw previously.”
This update comes shortly after an insider close to Kate and William confirmed that the mother-of-three has nothing on her diary for until the end of this year.
Heydel-Mankoo also revealed that Kate has headed to Sandringham for a family trip amid her kids’ summer break.
"Her parents will be there most likely as well, staying with her next week, and she's got a very small circle around her,” he confirmed.
