Kate Middleton illness prompts Prince William to reassess Royal priorities

Prince William's priorities have shifted following Kate Middleton’s shocking cancer diagnosis and health struggles, a new report has revealed.

Even though Kate, the Princess of Wales is in remission, the future King has decided to focus on his family and mental peace instead of Prince Andrew and Prince Harry’s never-ending dramas.

According to royal biographer Angela Levin, William is no longer investing time in his uncle Andrew's controversies or his brother Harry's antics.

“William has been a strong voice in managing the Andrew problem — he is adamant that there is no way back for his uncle,” royal expert Jennie Bond told Closer Weekly.

She added, “And I think they are all united in despairing of any change in the rift with Harry and Meghan.”

“Harry’s latest interview has made things a whole lot worse,” she continued. “I don’t think William has room in his head or his heart to deal with all the hurt that Harry has caused.

He is concentrating on his wife, his children and his father. It’s incredibly sad, but it’s impossible at the moment to see any way forward.”

Speaking of William’s role as the future leader, Levin said he intends to carry out his royal role with humility, avoiding unnecessary pomp and ceremony.

“They could live in all sorts of very grand properties if they wanted to, but their home is actually a relatively small cottage on the Windsor estate,” shared royal expert Robert Hardman

“[Adelaide Cottage in Norfolk was never] a place for top ranking royal officials, it was for middle-class officials, second-rank courtiers, but now it’s their home and they’re very happy there because it feels normal.”

Bond further shared, “William has said publicly that he intends to carry out his role with ‘a small r’ and that is a very telling phrase.”

“[As king], I don’t think he will want all the fuss and flummery that all too often accompanies the royals. He would much rather just be called William and get on with the job at hand.

“And Catherine is exactly the same. She strikes me as a strong young woman who will one day, hopefully some years away, make a graceful and much loved queen.”