After nearly a month-long hiatus following Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis, Prince William returned to public duty and attended the memorial service for Major Mike Sadler, the last surviving member of the wartime SAS ‘Originals’.
Major Sadler, known for his remarkable exploits during World War II, passed away at the age of 103 in January.
Prince William's presence at the service at Hereford Cathedral suggested positive news regarding Kate Middleton's health, indicating that she is in good condition. This move reassured many about her wellbeing as the future King took the step to attend the service.
In March, Prince William unexpectedly withdrew from attending the memorial service for the late former King Constantine of Greece, citing Catherine's cancer diagnosis and preventative chemotherapy as the reason.
Royal correspondent Richard Palmer shared the news of Prince William's attendance, emphasizing its significance amidst ongoing concerns about Kate Middleton's health.
Major Sadler's extraordinary career included various roles such as farmer, sailor, soldier, and spy. His daring actions during World War II, including the successful raid on the Wadi Tamet airfield, earned him admiration and respect.
While Kate Middleton remains out of the public eye since her emotional revelation of her cancer diagnosis, reports suggest she is undergoing treatment and spending private time with Prince William as their children return to school.
Despite the challenges, the Prince of Wales continues to prioritize his family's wellbeing, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to their protection and support.
