Prince William is turning to Kate Middleton’s family for assistance in caring for his wife as she recuperates.

A source close to the royal family disclosed that the Duchess of Cambridge has a robust support system aiding her during her post-surgery healing process.

Alongside the Prince of Wales, her three children, and her siblings Pippa and James, Kate is also being supported by her parents, Carol and Michael Middleton.

The Middleton clan is renowned for their tight-knit relationships and their unwavering support for each other during challenging times.

They are currently pulling together to assist Prince William in looking after the children and ensuring their well-being amidst their mother’s hospitalization.

The news of Kate Middleton’s hospitalization must have been distressing for her children, but the presence and support of her extended family offer them a sense of comfort and security during this difficult time.

Royal historian Marlene Koenig echoed similar sentiments, highlighting the readiness of Kate’s parents to contribute to the future Queen’s recovery process.

The Duchess underwent abdominal surgery at the London Clinic in Marylebone recently and spent two weeks in the hospital before relocating to her Windsor estate to continue her recuperation.

A statement from Kensington Palace confirmed that Kate will not resume her royal duties until after Easter, allowing her ample time to focus on her recovery with the support of her loved ones.

As Prince Charles prepares to ascend the throne, significant changes are anticipated within the royal family, impacting the lives of Prince William and Kate Middleton’s children.