“We are so proud of you”: Expected in the United States, Prince William cancels a trip to stay with his wife Kate Middleton

After a complicated year for the Princess of Wales and her health problems that forced her to withdraw from public life for a few months, she celebrates her 43rd birthday this Thursday, January 9.

This Thursday, January 9th marked an important day for the royal family since it was the birthday of Kate Middleton, Duchess of Wales. She is celebrating her 43rd birthday. After a year marked by his fight against cancer, Prince William insisted to King Charles III to stay in England with his wife, according to information from The Mirror.

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In London rather than Washington

Prince William was thus expected to attend the funeral in the United States of former President Jimmy Carter, who died on December 29th at the age of 100. According to the British tabloid, William would have lobbied the king to be replaced and to be able to stay in the country with his wife for his birthday. “This birthday will be memorable in many ways: it will mark the beginning of a new year, hopefully happier, and the end of a year that has been brutal for the whole family.”, believes a British expert on the royal family.

A request heard by the king since it was finally Prince Edward who went to the ceremony where five American presidents were also present: Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Donald Trump

“We are so proud of you”

Prince William also shared a message on social media for his wife Kate. In the post, accompanied by a black and white photo, he paid tribute to “an incredible wife and an incredible mother.” “The strength you have shown over the last year has been incredible. George, Charlotte, Louis and I are so proud of you. Happy birthday Catherine. We love you,” he continued.

Last September, the princess announced that her chemotherapy treatment was now complete. King Charles and Queen Camilla also posted a message on X to wish the Princess of Wales a “happy birthday.”