Catherine faced a heartbreaking decision regarding her children amidst her cancer treatment. During her chemotherapy, she witnessed the devastating effects on her body, which deeply affected her children, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte.

To shield them from the trauma, Catherine chose to undergo treatment at Anmer Hall, while the children stayed home with their grandmother, Carole Middleton, at Adelaide Cottage. This decision, made out of love and concern, was especially difficult for Prince Louis, who struggled to understand his mother’s illness.

Prince William, although distressed by the separation, supported Catherine’s decision to protect their children from witnessing her suffering. The royal family and close friends, including Catherine’s sister Pippa, rallied around her during this challenging time. Carole's presence provided stability and comfort to the children, helping them through this difficult period.

Despite the challenges, Catherine encouraged Prince William to continue his royal duties, understanding the importance of his leadership. Her unwavering support showcased their strong bond and commitment to family and duty amidst adversity.

Princess Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, was moved to tears by a beautiful gift for his 60th birthday. He shared photos on social media of a handmade canoe, crafted by a friend's husband over several months, designed for visiting Diana's grave on the Althorp Estate. The heartfelt gift honors Diana, who is buried on a private island in the estate's Oval Lake.

Earl Spencer posted on Instagram: "Today I turn 60. A friend surprised me with this astonishingly beautiful canoe, handmade by her husband. It’s almost too exquisite to paddle. He said, 'I just thought it’d be useful when you visit your sister.' Such an overwhelmingly beautiful thought."

Fans were touched by the gesture, with many expressing their emotions in the comments. The gift came shortly after Earl Spencer attended the Invictus Games service in London with his nephew, Prince Harry.