A source close to Kate Middleton revealed that the princess may not return to the role she had before she was diagnosed with cancer.
Kate Middleton's role within the British royal family is uncertain after the Princess of Wales announced last March that she was diagnosed with a type of cancer about which she did not give further details.
After months of speculation about her health, Kate Middleton shared a video in which she explained that after her abdominal surgery, they found a type of cancer, so she would undergo preventive chemotherapy. Since then, Kate has stepped back from public life to focus entirely on her treatment.
Her return to public life and the official commitments she was fulfilling with her husband, Prince William, do not yet have a tentative date, however, a source close to the princess assured Us Weekly that if she returns to her duties, they will not be as before. He exercised them.
"She may never play the role people saw her in before," the source said.
After undergoing chemotherapy treatments, Kate is "reevaluating what she can take on when she returns," the source added.
Furthermore, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams noted that when Kate Middleton is able to return to her commitments, she “will rely on medical advice and she will balance herself very carefully.”
In recent days, speculation began that Kate Middleton could appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace for the Trooping the Color parade, after it was announced that she will not be able to perform her duties as Colonel of the Irish Guards and, in this way, supervise the troops in the dress rehearsal on June 8 and will be replaced by Lieutenant General James Bucknall.
However, the presence of Prince William's wife is not entirely ruled out for the event that will take place on June 15, and which officially celebrates the sovereign's birthday.
