Kate Middleton is still recovering after being diagnosed with cancer in February. The Princess of Wales made a magnificent royal reappearance during Trooping the Colour. However, this summer will be distinct from others. While she may have made her first royal appearance following her cancer diagnosis, it is unclear how frequently she will be seen in public in the coming months.

The princess, her husband, Prince William, and her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, have all been through difficult times. The three young royals apparently did not got to see their mother. At the same time, she recovered from abdominal surgery in January and was diagnosed with cancer, which has undoubtedly had an impact on her children.

Things are getting back to normal for the Prince and Princess of Wales. Their children will soon be on summer vacation, and the family will likely spend a lot of time at Anmer Hall, their country residence. Now, a royal expert has issued a new assessment on Kate’s health, and what happens next will reveal a lot about her princess’ position.

Being separated from one’s children is never easy, but the contrary is also true. Unfortunately, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis had to go through that difficult experience in January, when their mother, Kate Middleton, was hospitalized for 13 days after stomach surgery. Kate Middleton ‘didn’t allow’ her children to see her in hospital.

Initially, stories said that George, Charlotte, and Louis had visited their mother in the hospital, despite the fact that no images of their arrival had been released to the media. However, following reports stated that the royal children had not visited their mother in the hospital. Instead, Kate used her phone to communicate with – and see – her children. According to Emily Nash, Hello Magazine’s royal editor, the Princess of Wales has used her phone to FaceTime with her children.

While Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have school and most likely other activities after school, it’s difficult to conceive that they didn’t visit due of a busy schedule. George, Charlotte, and Louis undoubtedly longed to see their mother. However, it appears that Kate and the hospital said no.Ingrid Seward, a royal specialist and biographer, stated that the Princess of Wales declined to have her children visit her at The London Clinic.

Speaking to People Magazine, she stated that it was not because she did not want to see them, but rather because she wanted to respect other patients.”I don’t think she wanted to make a bigger deal about it than it already was. Ingrid Seward told People, “They’ll be rallying around in their own way and helping to look after her.” George, Charlotte, and Louis surprised their mother with her “favourite snacks”.

Meanwhile, other variables could have influenced Kate’s decision. Kate is a member of the royal family, thus the hospital would have allowed George, Charlotte, and Louis to visit her if she had requested it. On January 29, 13 days after her abdominal surgery, Kate was finally freed from The London Clinic and returned to her home, Adelaide Cottage, to continue her recuperation.

The princess eventually saw her children, and George, Charlotte, and Louis greeted her warmly, according to reports. According to US Magazine, the three children did not visit their mother in the hospital, but they have been quite hands-on since she returned home. According to a source, “They’ve all made her some ‘get well soon’ cards along with some of her favourite snacks.”

According to the initial announcement, she would not return to royal duties until after Easter. But now we know it didn’t happen. Kate Middleton announced in mid-March that she had been diagnosed with cancer. It had, she stated, “taken us time to explain everything to George, Charlotte and Louis in a way that is appropriate for them, and to reassure them that I am going to be ok.”

Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis were claimed to have learned about their mother’s cancer diagnosis in February. How Kate Middleton revealed the news of her cancer to her children When the news became public, Kate and her husband wanted to do everything they could to safeguard their children. As a result, the statement on March 22 at 6 p.m. GMT was not coincidental.

According to the Telegraph, the cancer announcement video was published just a few hours after their children’s school finished, so their friends wouldn’t ask about it right away. They’d already received the news. “George is ten now and cannot be protected from any of this,” a royal source told the Telegraph. “Once it’s at the school gate and in the school playground, he won’t be able to avoid it.”

Grant Harrold, King Charles’ former butler, told The Post that the pair most likely “sugarcoated” her health difficulties when they informed Prince Louis. “I’m sure it was a very difficult and different conversation between children,” Grant Harrold told the New York Post. “For instance, for Louis, I’m sure the conversation was more sugarcoated than it was with George and Charlotte.”

The previous butler went on: “The older children can understand more, so I’d imagine it was a little more frank but undoubtedly staying positive, which is so important.” A royal consultant has issued a new report on Kate Middleton’s recuperation. Jack Royston went on: “Obviously, they all got millions and millions and millions of views, and it just really felt like William made Charlotte’s dream come true.”

Summer is approaching, and Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis will soon begin their summer vacation. It will be a necessary break from everything that has happened to the family in recent months, but it is unclear how they will spend the summer. However, royal expert Jennie Bond believes the summer plans will provide significant insight into Kate Middleton’s rehabilitation.

Bond told OK! that depending on how well the Princess of Wales is doing, they may even travel abroad. “If Catherine’s medical condition allows, they will perhaps have a few days in the Scilly Isles – which is one of their ‘go-to places’ where they are pretty much left alone to enjoy the beaches and countryside during precious family time,” Jennie Bond told the Telegraph.

“But if her treatment means she has to stay closer to home, they’ll love hunkering down at Anmer Hall – perhaps with some of the cousins and family visiting them there.”She said, “Ever since her diagnosis, their top objective has been to maintain life with their children as normal as possible. So having relatives from both sides of the family together will be fun for the kids.”