Amidst recent health challenges faced by members of the royal family, Sarah Ferguson has praised their unity and support for one another.

The Duchess of York expressed her admiration for the family’s solidarity following Catherine and the King’s cancer diagnoses in an interview released on June 3.

Emphasizing the importance of family unity, Sarah commended the royal family for standing together during difficult times.

In particular, Sarah lauded Catherine for her courage in openly sharing her health journey through a video.

The Princess of Wales revealed her decision to undergo preventative chemotherapy and how she discussed the diagnosis with her three children.

Having personally battled cancer as a mother, the 64-year-old Sarah highlighted the challenges faced by those fighting the disease.

Reflecting on her own experiences, Sarah disclosed that she had previously undergone a single mastectomy for breast cancer in 2023 before being diagnosed with skin cancer earlier this year.

She shared how she raised her daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, to value honesty and open communication.

Sarah recounted how she assured her children of her health status, emphasizing the importance of being straightforward with them.

Expressing gratitude for her family’s unwavering support, Sarah acknowledged the strength she derives from their love and encouragement.

She also praised the King for his handling of his health journey, noting his return to public duties in April after undergoing treatment for cancer.

Sarah commended the King for his involvement with Cancer Research UK, describing it as a commendable initiative.

Addressing the Princess of Wales’ current status, a spokesperson from Kensington Palace revealed that she has no immediate plans to resume public engagements following her cancer diagnosis.

The spokesperson stated on May 21 that the Princess will only return to work once medically cleared to do so.

Meanwhile, the King appointed his eldest son as the Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps on May 13, a decision that sparked debate among royal observers.

Buckingham Palace announced on April 26 that the King would resume his public duties, nearly three months after revealing his cancer diagnosis.

Despite the challenges faced by the royal family, their unity and resilience remain evident.

As they navigate health struggles and public responsibilities, their bond continues to shine brightly.