Kate Middleton receives unprecedented title from King Charles III amid fight against cancer

O King Charles III granted the Kate Middleton an unprecedented title, making her a Royal Companion of the Order of Companions of Honour. . This is the first time that a member of the royal family has received this title, which recognizes great achievements in the areas of arts, science, medicine and public service. The Order of Companions of Honor has 65 members, including renowned artists such as Elton John, Judi Dench and Maggie Smith. Despite being made up of members of the Commonwealth of Nations, there are also “honorary members” from outside. Charles and Kate have faced the challenge of cancer together, without publicly revealing details about the type or stage of the disease.

This title comes at a time when Kate Middleton is facing a battle with cancer. Buckingham Palace said Charles was “very proud” of Kate for choosing to share her fight against cancer. According to expert Sally Bedell Smith, Charles sees Kate as “a daughter he never had”. This delicate situation has brought the king and princess even closer together, who have received support and solidarity from many people around the world.

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