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A FORMER royal aide has told of Prince William’s devastating phone call after Princess Kate and King Charles were diagnosed with cancer just weeks apart.
Jason Knauf – who previously worked for the Waleses – said the future monarch experience his lowest moment last year.
Speaking in an appearance on 60 Minutes Australia which aired today, he said: “Within a couple of weeks if you’re Prince William, you find out that both your wife and your father have cancer.
“I couldn’t believe it. It was awful, absolutely awful. It’s the lowest I’ve ever seen him.”
Kate announced her cancer diagnosis in March 2024 in an emotional video released by Kensington Palace.
The previous month, Charles had confirmed he had also been diagnosed with a form of the disease following a hospital procedure for a benign prostate enlargement.
Mr Knauf went on to say matters were made worse for William – who shares children George, Charlotte and Louis with Kate – due to the “crazy” conspiracy theories about the Princess’ withdrawal from public life.
At the time of her announcement, Kate was said to be recovering after treatment in hospital in January, and hadn’t been seen in public since the previous Christmas.
Days before a scandal erupted after the Palace released an official photo of the royal and her kids, which was pulled by agencies, including Reuters, Getty and Associated Press, over concerns it had been heavily doctored.
This was later admitted by the Firm, with Kate forced to take the blame.
It led to fans online questioning where she was and if she was genuinely ill.
Mr Knauff – who officially worked for William and Kate until 2021 – said at that time “they hadn’t told the children and they were still working through how to tell the children”.
He added that the couple have always had their children’s best interests at throughout Kate’s health battle.
He said they were clear “they had to be parents first” when planning out the year.
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A SPECIAL night — this is how Carla Ward described her baptism as Ireland manager.
But the new boss did admit to some pre-match nerves as she contemplated making the step up from club level.
The Girls in Green beat Turkey 1-0 in Tallaght Stadium on Friday night.
And Ward said: “In the WSL you know every single thing about every player, you know everything about everyone.
“This is slightly different. You never really know how it’s going to go.
“You want to get your first three points, but in the last ten, 15 minutes I was thinking, ‘Welcome to international football’.
“Scrappy, not pretty but what is most important is you get three points on the board.”
The points were secured thanks to forward Kyra Carusa, who scored the winner against Nations League rivals Turkey.
Former Aston Villa boss Ward — who replaced Eileen Gleeson in January — admitted said she was happy to get game No 1 under her belt.
She said: “It’s where I want to be, competing on the world stage. I’m delighted to be here.
“You want to make sure that those that employed you know they’ve made the right decision, whether that’s club or country.
“Look, ideally we would have got the second goal and it would have been a little bit more comfortable. I was just delighted to hear the final whistle, to be honest.”
The ex-Birmingham City and Sheffield United supremo will be looking for improvements ahead of Tuesday’s Group 2 game away to Slovenia.
She said: “This is a really strong group of players that are ambitious, that want to kick on.
“It won’t be all pats on the backs, it will be how can we make sure we’re better in every single area.
“Me being me, I’ll pick the life out of it and look at every single way we can improve.”
