Kate Middleton has been very open with her fans about her “incredibly tough” cancer journey, and has publicly thanked husband Prince William for helping her get through it.
The Prince of Wales has also had positive things to say about his wife, who is now in remission from cancer, with one of the most recent examples being the heartfelt message he shared on her 43rd birthday earlier this month. He said at the time: “To the most incredible wife and mother. The strength you’ve shown over the last year has been remarkable. George, Charlotte, Louis and I are so proud of you… We love you.”
A few weeks after Prince William’s emotional tribute to his wife on her birthday, a royal insider has revealed that the married couple are now closer than ever following her cancer battle. Keep reading for more details…
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Prince William And Kate Middleton Are Closer Than Ever After Her Cancer Battle
An insider reportedly told People that the parents-of-three are much "more open" since navigating the Princess of Wales' cancer, and "talk about their relationship together."
The insider claimed that this is the ideal situation for the Princess of Wales, as she values her husband and children more than anything else! "For the princess, family – her husband and children – are more important than anything else," the insider dished.
Prince William Reportedly 'Wants To Tell The World' About His Love For Kate Middleton
Royal biographer Ingrid Seward also weighed in on the Prince and Princess of Wales' public appreciation of each other, and told People: "William must feel so fortunate that Kate has come through this that he wants to tell the world about that love. It shows the intimacy of them sharing that journey together."
Although Prince William and Kate are no strangers to subtle PDA, as proven by countless videos that emerge on social media, Seward believes that they have reached a new level following the Princess of Wales' cancer battle. She added: "They are able to express themselves in a way they would never have done before."
Royal historian Dr. Amanda Foreman also echoed this, and noted: "They feel they are very lucky to be married to each other. Their marriage is strong, and they are being honest about it."
