Kate Middleton's Attitude Sparks Reactions on Her Return: "Her Balcony Position Is Revealing"
Kate Middleton's return to the spotlight at "Trooping the Colour" on June 15 has stirred significant interest, with body language experts dissecting the Princess of Wales' demeanor.
"Lacking any signs of being unwell," Dana Ketels, a body language expert from Het Laatste Nieuws, observed, "My initial impression from the images is that the Princess doesn't look nearly as unwell as she did in the video where she announced her illness and need for recovery."
"She appeared courageous, although showing vulnerability at times. She has visibly lost weight, and compared to last year, I also noticed her face looking more drawn with noticeable eye bags," Ketels added regarding Middleton's physical appearance.
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"Kate stood alongside Charles, who is also recovering from cancer. It's striking because last year, William occupied that position.
This change could signify Kate and Charles drawing closer as they battle illness together," Ketels analyzed further. Currently, it remains uncertain when Middleton will make another public appearance of this magnitude.
Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, has appeared publicly for the first time since revealing her cancer diagnosis in a video released on March 22. She participated in the final and most prestigious ceremonial event of Trooping the Colour, marking the King's Birthday Parade at Buckingham Palace.
Arriving by car, Kate, aged 42, was photographed in a royal carriage with her three children: 10-year-old Prince George, 9-year-old Princess Charlotte, and 6-year-old Prince Louis. She wore an eye-catching white dress adorned with navy nautical details.
Kate Middleton joins her family at parade despite ongoing battle with cancer
Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, has returned to public duties following her announcement of a cancer diagnosis in a video released on March 22. She attended the prestigious Trooping the Colour ceremony at Buckingham Palace, the final and most significant event of the King's Birthday Parade.
Upon her arrival at Buckingham Palace by car, the 42-year-old Kate was photographed in a royal carriage alongside her three children: 10-year-old Prince George, 9-year-old Princess Charlotte, and 6-year-old Prince Louis. She looked elegant in a striking white dress adorned with navy nautical details. As the honorary colonel of the Irish Guards, a regiment of the British Army's Foot Guards, Kate smiled warmly while observing the regiment's march. Later, she was seen enjoying the parade from a window, pointing out various aspects of the event to her young children.
As the honorary colonel of the Irish Guards, a regiment of the British Army's Foot Guards, Kate smiled while observing the regiment's march. Later, she was seen at a window enjoying the parade with her children, pointing out various aspects to them.
Kate Middleton smiled alongside her children, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte, in a carriage during Trooping the Colour on June 15, 2024, in London, England.
Meanwhile, King Charles III, who celebrates two birthdays as monarch, stood in salute of the fully regaled army members wearing the iconic King's Guards bearskin hats. Queen Camilla joined him, paying her respects as her husband received the salute. Prince William, Charles' eldest son and now Prince of Wales following his father's ascension to the throne, participated in the royal ceremony, riding on horseback.
Traditionally, King Charles would have also been on horseback during such events. However, His Majesty, who disclosed his cancer diagnosis in February, inspected the parade on foot, standing and saluting despite his health challenges.
At Buckingham Palace, they, along with Prince William, King Charles, and Queen Camilla, gathered on the balcony to watch the Royal Air Force (RAF) flypast.
Prince Louis, who was seen dancing earlier, enthusiastically responded to the loud noise of the flypast. While he was also photographed stifling yawns during the event, he engaged energetically with his parents and siblings throughout. At one moment, his older sister Charlotte appeared to be giving him instructions on proper posture, showing him how to stand with his arms by his side.
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