Kate Middleton's Public Appearances Uncertain Amid Cancer Treatment

Not before summer, or perhaps even later. When will we see Kate Middleton in public again? The court implies that, as long as the Princess of Wales continues her cancer treatment, nothing can be officially confirmed. In the coming months, for every event where Middleton's presence was never missed in previous years, the princess will consult her court doctors and decide on the day itself what to do. Harry and the argument with Meghan: "He wants to bring the family to London, she fears for the safety of the children." What will happen on May 8th? But what are the official events where we might see her again or, conversely, she will be forced to miss? This year, the princess might also miss the Wimbledon tennis tournament (scheduled from July 1 to 14), of which she is a patron. And she might be a notable absentee not only at Ascot (scheduled for mid-June), which every year sees the entire Royal Family gather in the stands to enthusiastically follow the horse races, but also at the iconic Buckingham Palace Garden Parties. The risk of coming into close contact with the public is one that, considering the treatments she is undergoing at this time and the likely lowering of her immune defenses, the princess will not want to take. And now even the parade on June 8, the traditional Trooping The Colour, and the usual appearance of the Royal Family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace are in doubt. Specifically, the event organized to celebrate the King's birthday had begun, in recent days, on the British armed forces' website, where the presence of the Princess of Wales at the annual Trooping The Colour parade had been announced. But it was an embarrassing mistake. Buckingham Palace had not yet confirmed the names of the Royals expected at the event, so the site's managers were forced to hastily remove Middleton's name.