Scilly Isles, United Kingdom – Prince William provides updates on his wife, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, following her recent cancer diagnosis. During his visit to the Isles of Scilly, the prince expressed that Catherine is “doing well” as he toured a new health and social care facility near a local hospital.
Prince William also shared that his children, George, Charlotte, and Louis, were envious of his trip to Cornwall and that he might bring them along later in the year. He received a heartfelt letter from the matron of the hospital, conveying well wishes for both Catherine and King, who is also battling cancer.
As Duke of Cornwall, William participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for the new health facility, aimed at enhancing care options for residents of the Isles of Scilly. The facility is expected to open by next summer, offering an expanded range of medical services closer to home for the community.
During his visit, Prince William engaged with locals, including staff at the hospital and members of the community. He interacted with a gig boat team that placed third in the World Pilot Gig Championships held on the Isles recently, showing support for local activities.
William’s trip to Cornwall coincides with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex embarking on a three-day visit to Nigeria, highlighting the royal family’s commitment to engagements both locally and internationally. Amidst family health challenges, the royals continue to fulfill their duties and engage with diverse communities across the globe.