According to a royal source, William is doing his best to stop anyone from mounting pressure on his recovering wife, especially in the light of King Charles’ cancer diagnosis.
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Prince William Wants To “Shield” His Wife From the Growing Pressure To Return To Work Following King Charles’ Cancer Diagnosis
Queen Elizabeth’s former press secretary is opening up about how the couple are navigating the chaotic energy surrounding the royal family now that two of their main players are out for the count.
Ailsa Anderson chatted with GB News’ Camilla Tominey about the atmosphere that would be in the Wales household as the royal family navigates Charles’ cancer diagnosis. Her comments comes as the Waleses social media account marked Children’s Mental Health Week.
The former press secretary said: “I think William will try and shield her from as much of that pressure as possible. I hear they’ve gone to Sandringham for half term week next week, to recuperate. And I think he will try and give her as much space as she needs to recuperate.”
As for the critics saying that the Princess didn’t do enough even prior to her surgery, or that Prince William should return to his royal duties full time, Alisa wishes they could “Give them a break! For Prince William, family and duty go hand in hand.”
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Alisa then shared that the young Queen Elizabeth encountered her share of problems during her earlier days as monarch, having been crowned at the young age of 25.
As for how William will navigate these trying times, the former press secretary praised William as “very much his own man, and he will step up in the way he wants to do it.”
She continued: “We don’t know what they’re doing behind the scenes. There are meetings, there is paperwork, there’s planning. And also they’ve got three small children.”
It’s not a wonder that the Waleses could not entirely ignore Children’s Mental Health Week, what with Princess Kate’s devoted work to the Early Childhood Foundation.
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With the message, the couple shone a light on how “early childhood surroundings, relationships, experiences and development shape mental health in childhood and later life.”
Like the previous year, they listed expert organizations that offer help during any type of crisis involving a child’s mental well-being.
The Princess of Wales is expected to return to her royal duties sometime after the Easter holidays.
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