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Kate Middleton’s hospital visit was a masterclass, unlike Meghan Markle’s LA fires disasterclass, Rebecca English discusses in PALACE CONFIDENTIAL

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Kate Middleton's hospital visit was a masterclass, unlike Meghan Markle's LA fires disasterclass, Rebecca English discusses in PALACE CONFIDENTIAL

The Princess of Wales made an emotional visit to the Royal Marsden Hospital in London on Tuesday, where she had previously received cancer treatment.

Kate, looking effortlessly chic in a burgundy Kiltane sweater paired with a matching Edeline Lee skirt, was widely praised for her compassionate interactions with current patients.

His visit was a gesture of solidarity and support for fellow patients and an opportunity to thank hospital staff for their “exceptional care, support and compassion” over the past 12 months.

“She didn’t go to the hospital and say this is my story, this is about me, she wanted to hear about other people,” Daily Mail royal editor Rebecca English said on Mail+’s YouTube show Palace Confidential.

During their conversations, Kate shared her experience having a port inserted into her chest for chemotherapy treatment.

“That was incredibly open, but she did it in an almost quite informal way. She wanted to make it about them, not about her,” Rebecca continued.

“I think that sets the tone for the commitments we’re going to see.” There may be fewer this year, but they will be more meaningful to her,” added Daily Mail editor Richard Eden.

Charlotte Griffiths, editor-at-large of the Mail on Sunday, suggests that the Royal Family is delighted to see Kate resuming her public duties because of the way she behaves.

This Tuesday, the Princess of Wales made an emotional visit to the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, where she herself had previously received cancer treatment.

Kate, looking effortlessly chic in a burgundy Kiltane sweater paired with a matching Edeline Lee skirt, was widely praised for her compassionate interactions with current patients.

Kate, looking effortlessly chic in a burgundy Kiltane sweater paired with a matching Edeline Lee skirt, was widely praised for her compassionate interactions with current patients.

His visit was a gesture of solidarity and support for the other patients and an opportunity to thank the hospital staff for their

His visit was a gesture of solidarity and support for fellow patients and an opportunity to thank hospital staff for their “exceptional care, support and compassion” over the past 12 months.

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They must be very relieved to have her back. “I think it’s a real masterclass in how to be a royal in these engagements,” she said.

‘He learned while the late Queen was still alive, so he learned from the master.

“She was very good at absorbing the occasional compliment, but without focusing exclusively on herself, without being a victim, and deflecting the question because she was genuinely interested in hearing about cancer patients and what they were going through. The Queen often asked that.

After her visit, in a message on social media, Kate said that “it’s a relief to now be in remission” from cancer and that she “looks forward to a fulfilling year.”

The conversation soon turned to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, whose volunteer efforts during the Los Angeles wildfire crisis were labeled a royal “kind of disaster.”

In light of the fires, Meghan also decided to postpone the launch of her new Netflix cooking and lifestyle show With Love, Meghan, a Choice. Richard believes it “exposes his contempt for the Royal Family.”

She said that according to People magazine, she ‘didn’t think twice about canceling this show after the terrible wildfires.’

However, the editor noted that Meghan continued the interview with Oprah Winfrey when Prince Philip was seriously ill.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were seen speaking to victims of the Los Angeles fire last week, but their volunteer efforts are said to be a

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were seen speaking to victims of the Los Angeles fire last week, but their volunteer efforts are said to be a “kind of disaster.”

At one point, Meghan could be seen hugging a homeowner.

At one point, Meghan could be seen hugging a homeowner.

Meghan speaks with Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo (center) and Doug Goodwin, whose home was destroyed by the Eaton Fire in Altadena.

Meghan speaks with Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo (center) and Doug Goodwin, whose home was destroyed by the Eaton Fire in Altadena.

“They decided to go ahead with the programme, which obviously caused grief to all members of the Royal Family, and Prince Philip died four weeks later.”

Similarly, Meghan and Harry “continued with their Netflix series when the Queen was in poor health” and the Prince announced his memoirs when “it was obvious that Queen Elizabeth was becoming increasingly frail.”

“So people have been quite cynical about this sudden compassion,” Richard continued.

Last week, the Sussexes visited an evacuation site in Pasadena, California, where the charity World Central Kitchen was distributing food and supplies to victims of the Eaton fire.

They also visited some of the burned homes in Pasadena and Altadena and spoke with those who had lost their homes.

“Seeing Harry and Meghan taking a tour of the area has left a lot of people angry and I think that’s very understandable,” Rebecca admitted.

Charlotte agreed, adding: “Their power is to draw attention to issues and there couldn’t be more attention, rightly so, on this Los Angeles wildfire, so it’s not like we needed them to draw attention to a subtle issue that “It has to do with health and mental health.”

“So I’m afraid I felt like they were drawing attention to themselves. There is a photo of Meghan looking directly into the camera.

Meghan and Harry are pictured in Los Angeles after helping hand out food parcels to survivors of the Los Angeles wildfires.

Meghan and Harry are pictured in Los Angeles after helping hand out food parcels to survivors of the Los Angeles wildfires.

“Let’s be honest, if they wanted to help anonymously, they could have,” Richard said.

“But they were with the governor of California, so obviously if you show up to pose for pictures with him, that’s what’s going to happen.” These things are very sensitive.

He went on to say that William and Kate probably wanted to visit the riot sites following the stabbings of the children in Southport last July, but were advised to wait.

Instead, they later met with the victims’ families and emphasized that such situations “need “It must be done with great sensitivity.”

Palace Confidential host Jo Elvin questioned why Harry and Meghan’s scenario differed from cases in which members of the British Royal Family toured devastated areas within the United Kingdom.

“There’s a huge difference,” Rebecca said. “The Royal Family is part of our national life, in good times, in bad times, and in bad times, we hope they will be there showing their support.”

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“She (Kate) didn’t go to the hospital and say this is my story, this is about me, she wanted to hear about other people,” Daily Mail royal editor Rebecca English said on the Mail+ YouTube show, Palace Confidential.

The Palace Confidential program was presented by Jo Elvin (far right) and featured reporting from The Mail on Sunday's managing editor Charlotte Griffiths (far left), The Daily Mail's editor-in-chief Richard Eden (centre left) and royal editor Rebecca English (centre right). )

The Palace Confidential program was presented by Jo Elvin (far right) and featured reporting from The Mail on Sunday’s managing editor Charlotte Griffiths (far left), The Daily Mail’s editor-in-chief Richard Eden (centre left) and royal editor Rebecca English (centre right). )

‘The difference here is that they do it on government advice. They have advisers who constantly talk to government officials and Whitehall officials behind the scenes, so they are very careful about choosing the right moment.

According to Rebecca, William and Kate didn’t rush to Southport because “they knew that was the last thing anyone needed: to draw attention to grieving families and the community.” Police and emergency services were still struggling to contain a very volatile situation.

“They didn’t listen to the public’s calls and waited until the appropriate time, and I think it was even more powerful to do so.”

“I think people, like Harry and Meghan, are saying that these people have no official position in our national or even local life, so what right do they have to get tours of the devastation? I can understand why that bothers people.” people, really, yes.

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