Kate Middleton's touching conversation with cancer-stricken teenager who has just weeks to live is revealed – royal family news

William, 42, made the revelation about his 11-year-old son during a visit to Birtley Community Pool in Tyne and Wear on Thursday.

“George loves diving. He is 11 years old. We got him under control because we thought he was freaking out. He absolutely loves it. “It just introduces him to the world of water,” Prince William said at the newly renovated pool, which will provide similar opportunities for other children.

Eugenie, 34, marked the happy news on Instagram and wrote: “Congratulations Beabea.

“So I’m looking forward to more on this journey of motherhood together. And adding another little kid to the gang.”

Ms Hansen, who has worked for the couple for over two years, will now continue to work for Harry and Meghan on a part-time basis.

She praised the opportunity her employment afforded her, saying: “I am incredibly grateful to the Duke and Duchess for their continued trust in me.”

“Her unwavering support and belief in my new company was significant and a testament to her leadership abilities.

“When they first hired me, I knew they were giving me the opportunity of a lifetime and I couldn’t be happier to continue working together.”

Liz Hatton, 16, from Harrogate, was invited to Windsor Castle to photograph the investitures as part of her creative bucket list after her rare and aggressive cancer was deemed incurable.

“Honestly, it was an overwhelming, overwhelming experience,” she said of meeting 42-year-old Kate, who is gradually returning to work after completing her own cancer treatment.

“None of us really expected what would happen, but I think we are all very honored and amazed that it actually happened.”

The teenager's family praised the royal family for taking care of her and attending to her every need on this special day.

Matt Yanofsky, a public relations and brand marketing expert, said The times: “As an investor, I would have great concerns.

“If I'm an investor, I tell her, 'You need to find a CEO with a direct business plan that shows profitability or at least a revenue plan within the next 60 to 90 days.' Otherwise I’ll withdraw my money.”

He added: “I would like to share my words with her and wish her the best of luck, but at the moment it (ARO) seems to be the wrong product with the wrong people.”

After yesterday's visit to Birtley, Kensington Palace shared images of the royal on Twitter/X and wrote: “From the Olympic and Paralympic Games to community pools like this one across the country, swimming is an activity with so many physical, mental and social benefits. “ .”

In the images, William was seen touring the pool and learning more about its impact on the local community.

Sophie, 59, will read Specifications for Rex by Yasmeen Ismail – an important story about what happens to a young lion who doesn't want to wear glasses to school.

The royal said in a trailer for the upcoming show: “Millions of us need glasses to see the world clearly.”

“World Sight Day reminds us all to take care of our eyes, whether we need glasses or not.

“Our eyes are precious and our vision is something we must cherish and care for. So let’s remember to take care of our eyes on this World Sight Day.”

Ashley Hansen served as the couple's global communications director for two years, during a particularly tumultuous period during which Harry's 2023-themed memoir was published Spare part as well as the death of the late Queen Elizabeth II and the accession of King Charles III.

She reportedly continues to work for the Royals on a part-time basis, managing their communications department, while expanding her portfolio through her new Los Angeles-based consulting firm.

Prince William has revealed he did not attend the Paris Olympics this summer because he feared he could contract Covid and pass it on to the Princess of Wales.

The heir to the throne, 42, made the revelation as he met Olympians Adam Peaty and Tom Dean and Paralympians Maisie Summers-Newton and Louise Fiddes in Gateshead yesterday (October 3).

He said: “I really wanted to come but I have to say after reading someone's interview about Covid, because my wife was obviously having chemotherapy, I decided I didn't want to risk bringing Covid home with me.”

William then referred to Mr Peaty's own positive Covid test during the games, adding: “So Adam very kindly reminded me that this is still a thing. But we looked at the whole thing. We were tied to it every day.”

A young cancer sufferer who was invited to Windsor Castle to photograph yesterday's inaugurations said she was “overjoyed” to meet the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Liz Hatton, 16, from Harrogate, was later described by the couple as an inspiration.

“Such nice, sincere and friendly people. “I am overjoyed that my family and I had this experience,” she later wrote on X.