During a recent visit to London’s Royal Marsden Hospital, Kate Middleton revealed how she maintained her signature locks during preventative chemotherapy. The Princess of Wales, who underwent treatment at the facility, spoke to cancer patients about her journey and ways to cope during difficult times.
said Catherine Field, an art historian and patient at the hospital people That Kate revealed she didn’t need cold cap therapy – a treatment designed to reduce hair loss during chemotherapy. “For her to lose her hair, which is so famous, would have been terrible,” Field remarked, emphasizing her admiration for Kate’s hair.
Field, who himself is undergoing cold cap therapy, admits it’s a difficult process but believes it’s helping. “There’s a little hair loss today, but I’m trying to delay it,” she said. Reflecting on his conversation with Kate, Field shared, “It was like talking to a friend about a terrible time in life and finding ways to get through it. ‘Finding a new normal’ is what it’s all about.” He said, which is absolutely true.
The patient also expressed gratitude for the opportunity to meet the Princess of Wales. “It was a special moment that a lot of people don’t get to have. Unfortunately, I had to fight cancer to get that moment, but I’ll definitely put it on my album,” Field said. “I want to remember the good, not just the bad.”
Kate’s visit highlights her ongoing dedication to helping cancer patients and raising awareness of the challenges they face, while also offering a glimpse into her own personal resilience.
