The Prince of Wales said he did not want to risk bringing Covid home while his wife was still undergoing treatment.

Prince William said Kate Middleton's health amid her cancer battle was the reason why he didn’t attend the 2024 Olympics in Paris

Royal experts suggest Kate’s recent video on completing chemotherapy serves as an olive branch, emphasizing life’s important values and influencing William’s decision to reach out to Harry

On Oct. 2, she appeared at Windsor Castle to meet 16-year-old Liz Hatton, a budding young photographer who is navigating a rare and aggressive form of cancer. Prince William invited Liz to photograph the investiture ceremonies he conducted at the castle, and the Prince and Princess of Wales privately met with the teen and her family after.

Over the summer there was quite a bit of speculation that Prince William and Kate Middleton were considering an invitation to attend the 2024 Paris Olympics. It came on the heels of her much-celebrated appearances at Trooping the Colour and the men’s singles final at Wimbledon and the expectations were high at that point.

Prince William stood firmly by wife Princess Catherine’s side as she battled cancer earlier this year. Earlier today, the Prince of Wales revealed that the reason he did not travel to Paris for the Olympics earlier this year is that he wanted to protect Kate as she underwent preventative chemotherapy.

Prince William revealed he did not attend the Paris Olympics this summer because he didn’t want to bring Covid home to the Princess of Wales as she underwent chemotherapy. William made the admission to 2024 Olympians Adam Peaty and Tom Dean and Paralympians Maisie Summers-Newton and Louise Fiddes during a meeting at Birtley Community Pool on Thursday (3 October).