In a recent engagement at St. Mary's Community Hospital in the Isles of Scilly, Prince William shared an update on his wife, Kate Middleton. The future king, 41, appeared upbeat as he greeted bystanders and answered questions from the hospital administrator, Tracy Smith, in a video shared by Sky News.

When asked about Princess Kate's well-being, William responded by saying, "She's doing well, thank you." He also mentioned that their three children, Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, were feeling a little jealous that he was there without them.

When inquired if the children would be brought to the Isles of Scilly later in the year, William hinted that they might spend some private time there in the future. The Isles of Scilly have been a favorite getaway for the Prince and Princess of Wales and their family.

Kate Middleton, 42, has stayed out of the public eye since announcing her cancer diagnosis in March. The couple had a difficult conversation with their eldest children, George and Charlotte, about the situation, while they "sugarcoated" the news for their youngest child, Louis. A close confidante of the couple, Amaia Arrieta, revealed that they are going through a challenging time.

Amidst all this, speculation about Middleton's whereabouts had been rampant since her abdominal surgery in January. Prince William was reportedly upset and angry about the situation, according to a former staff member. However, sources reveal that William's strong-minded nature, emphasis on family life, and love for his wife will help him navigate through this challenging period.

In the meantime, Prince William and his father, King Charles III, have resumed their royal duties, while the 75-year-old monarch battles his own battle with cancer. Prince Harry, who briefly visited the UK for the 10th anniversary of his Invictus Games, did not have any interactions with the royal family and has since reunited with his wife, Meghan Markle, and traveled to Nigeria.

As the public awaits further updates on Kate Middleton's health and recovery, the royal family continues to carry out their duties while facing personal and health challenges.

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