Buckingham Palace reported that Duchess Kate she decided to join her husband to express “the support, empathy and compassion of the local community.” The royal couple spoke to the families of three children who died in a knife attack in July Southport. Kate and William also met the rescuers who provided help at the scene of the tragic event.
Duchess Kate at a meeting with William. “I have good days and bad days”
After completing chemotherapy, Kate took part in several public meetings, but – according to the British media – her latest appearance with William is of greater importance.
Sharing information about her fight against the disease, the Duchess said: “he has good days and bad days”. The palace had previously warned that whether she would be present at various events could change even at the last minute.
As we read, there was a visit to Southport “intimate event”during which the mourning families were talked to “in private”. Kate's presence was a surprise because the duchess has rarely been seen in public since her diagnosis.
Tragedy in Southport. The royal couple met with the relatives of the victims
The meeting with the victims' relatives, to which the media did not have access, lasted approximately 90 minutes. Then the princely one the couple thanked the services. Kate said paramedics accompanied the families of the dead children through their “darkest moments”.
– The first thing we thought was how you would cope after what you saw. Please don't rush, don't go back to work, do what you have to do, said Prince William, who, together with his wife, works for greater awareness of mental health.
Six years old Bebe Kingseven years old Elsie Dot Stancombe and nine years old Alice Dasilva Aguiar died on July 29 in Southport. Ten other people were injured in the attack, including eight children. Attacker 17 year old Axel Rudakubana was arrested and charged.
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