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But not only Kate was shaken by the diagnosis - Prince William (43) also experienced one of the hardest phases of his life. His former communications chief Jason Knauf recalls: "It was absolutely terrible. I've never seen the prince in such poor condition before.” The worry about his wife and the question of how to explain the situation to their children weighed heavily on him.

The balance between public role and private responsibility was particularly stressful. "They had to be parents first," says Knauf. George (12), Charlotte (10), and Louis (7) were to be protected, but not excluded. For William and Kate, it was clear: Their children should find out the truth, but in a way that does not overwhelm them.

A common journey - with an eye to the future

Today, Kate is considered cancer-free, but the fear of a relapse remains omnipresent. Despite this, the two have proven that they are stronger as a team than ever before. They stand side by side, share the burden, and walk the path together. For Kate and William, this time was a test that has brought them closer together as a couple and as a family. Even though the scars remain, their story shows that hope and cohesion can shine even in the darkest hours.