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Prince William’s most open interview yet with Eugene Levy as he shares Kate Middleton can.cer update

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Prince William has given an unusually personal glimpse into his private life with Princess Kate and their children during an episode of The Reluctant Traveler with actor Eugene Levy on Apple TV+.

During their time together at Windsor Castle, the future king discussed his family’s challenges, his wife’s recovery from cancer, and how they balance royal duty with family life.

“The Hardest Year of My Life”

Reflecting on 2024, William described it as “the hardest year I’ve ever had,” as both his wife and father battled cancer. “Trying to balance protecting the children, Catherine, and my father, while keeping up with my duties—it was tricky,” he admitted. “But my family needed space to process everything that happened last year.”

The Prince said Kate’s recovery was “progressing in the right way” and that “everything is good,” but acknowledged how deeply the experience had affected him. “You think it won’t happen to you, but when it does, it can take you to some pretty not-great places,” he said.

Supporting His Children Through Kate’s Illness

William opened up about how their children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—have handled their mother’s illness. “Everyone has their own coping mechanisms,” he shared. “We try to give them the security and safety they need. We’re a very open family, so we talk about things that bother us, but you never know the knock-on effects it can have.”

He added proudly, “Life tests us, and being able to overcome it makes us who we are. I’m so proud of my wife and my father for how they’ve handled everything. My children have managed brilliantly too.”

Preparing Prince George for His Future

When asked about Prince George’s future as king, William reflected thoughtfully: “It’s a big question. I want to create a world and a job that he can be proud of—one that truly impacts people’s lives for the better.”

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