Prince William's former aide, Jason Knauf, who worked the Prince and Princess of Wales until 2021, reflected on a conversation with the royal following both King Charles and Kate Middleton's cancer diagnoses in an appearance on '60 Minutes Australia' on Sunday,

Prince William faced an incredibly challenging time in 2024 as both his wife, Kate Middleton, and his father, King Charles III, were diagnosed with cancer within weeks of each othe

Prince William was "anxious" to please Princess Kate following her cancer recovery, a royal commentator has claimed. William, 42, and Kate, 43, have returned to the UK following a Caribbean family holiday last week,

In 2024, Prince William spoke out about the experience of both his father and wife being diagnosed with cancer, calling last year " the hardest year in my life ." Now in a new 60 Minutes Australia episode, former royal aide Jason Knauf shared what it was really like behind the scenes as the Prince of Wales dealt with two family health crises.

The Sun newspaper reports that Jason Knauf was speaking to Australian current affairs show 60 Minutes Australia when he shared taking an emotional phone call from William, recalling: “Within a couple of weeks if you’re Prince William, you find out that both your wife and your father have cancer.

Prince William was the “lowest I have ever seen him” after the Princess of Wales was diagnosed with cancer, one of his closest former aides has said. Jason Knauf, a former chief executive of the Prince and Princess of Wales’ Royal Foundation, said the phone call in which he learned of the Princess’s illness was “awful, absolutely awful”.

Jason Knauf, who was previously the chief executive of the Prince and Princess of Waleses' Royal Foundation has revealed how he talked to Prince William on the phone following Kate's cancer diagnosis

In January, the Princess of Wales announced her cancer was now in remission after concluding chemotherapy in September.

Prince William was reportedly devastated after learning about his wife Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis. Jason Knauf, a former chief executive of The Prince and Princess of Wales’ royal foundation revealed to 60 Minutes Australia that

Following King Charles’ cancer diagnosis last year, his eldest son and heir to the throne, Prince William, stepped up on several occasions in a diplomatic capacity for his father. In December, the Prince of Wales visited Paris for the reopening of the Notre Dame Cathedral,

I couldn't believe it." Jason went on to explain that the conspiracy theories took a toll on the royal couple, who hadn't yet told their kids about Kate's diagnosis. "The problem was that all this crazy conspiracy theory stuff kicked off in the background,