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After it was revealed the royal mother-of-three is undergoing preventative cancer treatment, Prince William has said his wife Princess Catherine is “better” and “would have loved” to have been with him at this year’s D-Day commemorations.
After it was revealed the royal mother-of-three is undergoing preventative cancer treatment, Prince William has said his wife Princess Catherine is “better” and “would have loved” to have been with him at this year’s D-Day commemorations.
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