Kate Middleton’s brother James gives health update on Princess of Wales as chemo ends
JAMES Middleton, the younger brother of Princess Kate, has given an update on her cancer battle.
Kate, 42, recently returned to work at Windsor Castle just days after revealing she had completed her chemotherapy.
James, 37, has now shared a health update on an interview with USA Today as he promoted his new book, Meet Ella.
Speaking to the US news programme about his eldest sister, the father-of-one said: “She’s doing ok.”
James continued: “It’s not for me to share on her behalf, you know, how everything’s going.
“But she’s getting all the right support and focus that she needs. And like anything, it takes time to process.”
James recently revealed how his family had supported Princess Kate throughout her cancer treatment.
The Princess’s brother said he gave her a dog to help her and her family cope with the illness.
James has been promoting his new book, Meet Ella, about how his beloved pet dog saved his life when he was depressed and suicidal.
It comes as Kate was spotted for the first time since announcing she’d finished chemotherapy.
Members of the Royal Family attended Crathie Kirk Church near Balmoral Castle in Scotland this morning for Sunday Service.
Members of the Royal Family attended Crathie Kirk Church near Balmoral Castle in Scotland for the Sunday Service.
The Princess of Wales sat in the passenger seat of a car while Prince William, 42, was seen driving.
The mum-of-three looked well and appeared to be wearing a khaki hat.
They joined King Charles, 75, and Queen Camilla, 77, at the small parish church.
It was later reported the couple enjoyed a getaway to Scotland, while Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis remained in Windsor.
Kate has carried out engagements for her Early Years projects behind the scenes.
Businessman James is the proud owner of novelty marshmallow company Boomf.
He also runs the Cake Kit Company, which delivers bespoke sweet treats and baking kits for special occasions.
Impressively, his award-winning business has created cakes for fashion giants Jigsaw and Ralph Lauren.
James has also registered three more companies – Nice Cakes, Nice Wine and Nice Group London.