Donald Trump’s account of a conversation with Prince William is getting attention because the royal family has previously said little about the King’s health.
Britain’s King Charles III is “fighting very hard” in his battle with cancer, according to President-elect Donald Trump’s account of a conversation he had with Prince William.
The comment, published Sunday night in an interview with the New York Post, is getting attention in Britain because the royal family has said so little about the king’s health status – and because it is rare for people to publicly dish after official meetings with British royals.
Trump told the tabloid that he had asked William about the health of his wife and his father, who both received treatment for undisclosed forms of cancer this year.
William said Catherine, Princess of Wales, “is doing well”, according to Trump. Catherine announced in September that she was “cancer-free” and has been gradually returning to her public role since then.