The British royal expert and author of a biography on Kate MiddletonRobert Jobson believes the Princess of Wales will not return to work straight away after the announcement of the end of your cancer treatmentbut will resort to some “controlled” and “will give priority to family“.
Jobson made the comments while launching her book “Kate. Princess of Wales. The Biography,” which she says provides “an up-to-date and authentic view of who” the Princess of Wales is. “He’s been through some difficulties and he wears it almost like a mask; but I think in real life he’s got more of a sense of humor, he’s very intelligent and somehow he’s overcome his shyness; public speaking was difficult. “I think he’s an enigma,” Jobson said during a media briefing in London.
The day before, the 42-year-old princess had released a family video in which she announced that she had finished her chemotherapy treatment to treat the cancer she was suffering from. The recording, “very cinematic although perhaps a little long”, according to the author, shows “that Kate is doing well and recovering“.
Jobson said that “the media, in general, has been incredibly respectful and very patient” about the princess’s absence in recent months, but noted that despite the release of the video, Kate “He won’t be returning to work immediately, if that’s what people expect.“.
“I will say very clearly that even if many headlines announce his return to public life, I don’t think we’ll see her except in one, maybe two public engagements before Christmas and it will all be very controlled.. And I think that will continue into the new year, perhaps with some additional events,” he said. According to the monarchy expert, judging from the recording, the princess “will obviously put family first, knows her limits and will follow medical advice carefully.”
Jobson also explained that writing the book felt “important” to him given the relevance of Kate’s role: “He will be an important person in the future of the monarchy.the cement, one might say, of a new royal family, of a new way of doing things since (the publication of) ‘Spare’ (the autobiography published by Prince Henry), ‘Megxit’ (the withdrawal of the Dukes of Sussex from their royal duties) and all that.
“I think a lot of damage has been done to the monarchy. And for many years to come we will not know the extent and severity of that damage. But there is no doubt that The monarchy under William and Kate will have to change direction” he commented.
