Over the years, Kate Middleton has become a regular at Wimbledon, one of Britain’s most prestigious sporting events.
But for obvious reasons, Kate’s life is a little different these days.
As you may know, Kate is battling cancer. And the Princess of Wales has decided to stay out of the public eye for the most part during her treatment.
Kate attended Trooping the Colour earlier this month, which left many royal experts surprised.
The Princess of Wales looked happy and healthy as she stood with her family on the balcony.
But sources close to the situation cautioned that this would likely be Kate’s last public appearance this year.
However, now royal expert Emily Andrews is claiming that Kate “may consider attending Wimbledon next month.”
Will Kate Middleton attend Wimbledon next week?
In a new article GraziaAndrews writes that Kate is experiencing “good and bad days.”
Therefore, Andrews claims, Kate’s ability to participate in the tournament will depend on how she feels once the tournament begins.
“Her treatment is ongoing, and will continue for the next few months. But I think she would like to go to the Wimbledon tennis tournament if she felt like doing so — she is a patron of it —” Andrews writes (via ). New York Post,
Will Kate be able to resume her former duties?
In the past, Kate has presented the trophy to the winners of the tournament.
All England Club president Deborah Jevans revealed this week that no decision had yet been made about appointing Kate’s replacement.
“Our priority is obviously that our mentor gets the time he needs to recover. And we’re certainly not going to put any additional pressure on his recovery by speculating on his appearance at this year’s championship,” Jevons told the press, according to the report. Post,
“And when it comes to the prize distribution ceremony, like previous years, we will announce on the morning of the finals those who are going to be part of that ceremony, so nothing has changed in that regard,” he added.
Kate’s fans would love to see her take to the court and tearfully present the trophy to the winner.
But Kate’s full recovery remains the top priority for her family, friends, and fans.
So if he has to sit out of the tournament this year, so be it.
The important thing is that Kate takes care of herself.
We all want him to attend many Wimbledons to come.