A poll reveals that the public feels there is too much pressure on Princess of Wales to resume royal duties following her cancer treatment, suggesting a preference for a gradual return.
A poll for The Mail on Sunday found that people believe there is too much pressure on the Princess of Wales to return to her royal duties after her cancer battle. Nearly half (47%) said they supported a more gradual return to public life for the Princess, while only 29% thought it was 'reasonable' to expect her to return to normal duties.
The Princess, who turns 43 this week, has undertaken only a few engagements since announcing the end of her chemotherapy in September, including visiting victims of the Southport stabbing attack and hosting her annual Christmas carol concert. But palace sources say there will be no 'huge reset' in 2025 and that Kate will continue a slow return to work, making sure to balance her health with her personal and public duties. Royal biographer Hugo Vickers said: 'The public are genuinely very fond of Catherine and admire her in a huge way. There is an understanding that she must not be put under any pressure and will do what she can. 'Alongside public duties as our future Queen, her priority is as mother to her young family. We all just want her to get well.' The public are more evenly divided on the return to work for King Charles, who is still undergoing cancer treatment. Forty percent think there is too much pressure for him to return to public duties, but 36% think the opposite
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