William says Kate ‘nonetheless has an extended approach to go’ as he breaks silence on replace

Prince William stepped out and gave an update on Kate less than 24 hours after their video dropped.

While he remains positive, William reminded onlookers that they’re not out of the woods yet and Kate has a long recovery journey in front of her. The Prince of Wales made an official visit today (September 10), with several people gathering to wish him and his family well.

William arrived in Llanelli, Carmarthenshire this morning for his first public appearance since the public learned Kate had completed her chemotherapy treatment. He attended Swiss Valley Community Primary School to meet the staff and pupils.

William took the cards with several “thank yous,” to the Outside of the school, onlookers passed the future king flowers and get well soon cards for Kate. They remarked on how well William was looking and said they were pleased to see him.dedicated royal lovers. Diane Griffiths told the Sun she was happy to see Catherine and their “beautiful” family looking well, to which William replied thank you in Welsh.

Pauline Thomas, 74, gave William similar well wishes and asked how the Princess of Wales was doing. He revealed that it was “good news but there is still a long way to go.”

The Princess of Wales revealed the news that she had completed her treatment in a heartfelt announcement video released yesterday. She discussed her tough battle over the past nine months and said she has a new outlook on life.

Kate first announced her treatment in March, but is now thought to be done. In the candid video, she explained that “The last nine months have been incredibly tough for us as a family”.

The video showed several touching shots of the Wales’ as they enjoyed the grounds of their Norfolk retreat, Amner Hall. Kate and William could be seen cuddling in rare-signs of affection.

“Life as you know it can change in an instant and we’ve had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and road unknown. The cancer journey is complex, scary and unpredictable for everyone, especially those closest to you,” she explained.

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