Her trick to hide it
In March 2024, Kate Middleton shocked the world by announcing that she had been diagnosed with cancer and would undergo chemotherapy treatment.
The news, which left many shocked, also showed the strength and determination of the Princess of Wales.
As the months went by, and in the midst of her treatment, Kate managed to stay in the public eye, appearing at events and looking as always: elegant and confident.
June arrived, and after a time in which her absence was noticeable, Kate made her first official public appearance.
Although her situation was delicate, the Princess did not let the illness weaken her commitment to the royal family and her duties.
However, curious observers began to notice something unusual: there was no visible trace of her treatment.
What happened to Kate Middleton’s chemotherapy catheter?
To keep comments about her treatment at bay, Kate used a little style trick. The implanted catheter that allowed her to receive chemotherapy more comfortably.
This device, which is placed under the collarbone, is not only practical but can also be a challenge to hide when on a public stage. But Kate, with her usual ingenuity, managed to conceal it perfectly.
The Princess of Wales opted for round necklines and high collars, details that apparently helped to cover the catheter.
This fashion strategy was explained when, following her remission announcement, it was revealed that her wardrobe choices were not casual, reported the German magazine ‘Bunte’.
At an event like Trooping The Colour, Kate wore a two-tone Jenny Packham dress, with a romantic bow that drew attention away from the neck area.
Even her dress at the Wimbledon men’s final was altered to hide the catheter.
In the end, Kate’s ability to handle her treatment with grace and style speaks volumes about her character.
Despite adversity, she has managed to maintain her image and public interest, not to mention the importance of her health.
While everyone admires her in her appearances, behind that elegance is a strong woman who has chosen to face life in the best way possible.
