Kate Middleton has grown into one of the most popular members of the royal family. According to one royal expert, she is the monarchy's "greatest ****** et." Experts believe King Charles III and Kate now share a stronger relationship following their cancer diagnoses.
Royal expert Katie Nicholl, who serves as Vanity Fair's royal correspondent and co-hosts The Royals Uncensored, said, "I think Catherine, the Princess of Wales, has always been a very valuable ****** et to the royal family."
"She is the commoner who married into the royal family … [She has made] a seamless transition into that unique world of royalty. It's not easy … There's a huge amount of sacrifice that goes into being a member of the royal family," the expert told Fox News.
Nicholl said Catherine has made many personal sacrifices but has handled them with grace, dignity, and a smile. She added that both Charles and Queen Camilla deeply admire Catherine. Buckingham Palace announced the King's diagnosis in 2024. In December 2025, Charles shared that his treatment would be reduced in 2026.
On the other hand, the mother of three shared in September 2024 that she had finished chemotherapy and considered herself "cancer-free." She later announced in January 2025 that she was in remission. British broadcaster Helena Chard noted that King Charles, 77, has been greatly inspired by Kate's strength.
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Royal expert Katie Nicholl, who serves as Vanity Fair's royal correspondent and co-hosts The Royals Uncensored, said, "I think Catherine, the Princess of Wales, has always been a very valuable ****** et to the royal family."
"She is the commoner who married into the royal family … [She has made] a seamless transition into that unique world of royalty. It's not easy … There's a huge amount of sacrifice that goes into being a member of the royal family," the expert told Fox News.
Nicholl said Catherine has made many personal sacrifices but has handled them with grace, dignity, and a smile. She added that both Charles and Queen Camilla deeply admire Catherine. Buckingham Palace announced the King's diagnosis in 2024. In December 2025, Charles shared that his treatment would be reduced in 2026.
On the other hand, the mother of three shared in September 2024 that she had finished chemotherapy and considered herself "cancer-free." She later announced in January 2025 that she was in remission. British broadcaster Helena Chard noted that King Charles, 77, has been greatly inspired by Kate's strength.
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