Kate Middleton and Prince William thank and ask for privacy

Thanks, but now leave us alone. She says this, in more formal words, the message from Kate Middleton and Prince William. Not only did they speak directly, but a Kensington Palace spokesperson said: “The Prince and Princess are both enormously touched by the kind messages from people here in the UK, across the Commonwealth and around the world in response to the message. of His Royal Highness. They are extremely moved by the public's warmth and support and are grateful for their understanding of their request for privacy at this time».

The Princes of Wales thank you and feel their closeness, but more is needed. We need the ability to live the weeks to come in private. The princess's choice to reveal in a video message of having started preventive treatment for cancer it was dictated by the desire to clarify after the endless allegations of recent weeks and, after having done so, by the request not to review what happened in the past weeks, leaving privacy to the family of the Princes of Wales.

There will be no further messages from Kate Middleton or the heir to the throne of England on this subject. The privacy request also already says this: we won't talk, you stop talking about it. The thanks from the princes can be read as a polite warning: we told what is happening, with a video that has millions of views, don't invent anything else. No more allegations and toxic messages on social media, no more photos stolen and sold.

Explain the BBC that this is family time for the Princes of Wales. THEPrince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis began their Easter school holidays on Friday and will not return to school until April 17. Messages will certainly not arrive during this period. The princes want to protect their children and make them absorb the news without them being with others. They will not even be present at the religious service on Easter Sunday and have limited their presence in the house to the maximum: her family, security, the nanny and the housekeeper who however do not live with them.

The British newspapers, on Sunday, placed the emphasis on the reactions to the message and they speak, they always report it there BBCof a nation touched by the courage of the princess and of many well-known names who have apologized for inappropriate comments in recent weeks. There seem to be good intentions on all sides, but doubt remains as to what will be written in the coming weeks, whether it will really just be official news and analysis or whether we will fall back into the world of hypotheses. Can there really be privacy for the Princes of Wales? Could there ever be?