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Could Kate Middleton's , Cancer Diagnosis Repair , Royal Family Rift.<br/>According to 'The Times of London,' Prince Harry and <br/>Meghan Markle first learned about Kate Middleton's <br/>cancer diagnosis at the same time as the public.<br/>On March 22, Middleton revealed her cancer <br/>diagnosis in a rare televised address. .<br/>According to the 42-year-old Princess of Wales, <br/>medics found that \
Could Kate Middleton's , Cancer Diagnosis Repair , Royal Family Rift.<br/>According to 'The Times of London,' Prince Harry and <br/>Meghan Markle first learned about Kate Middleton's <br/>cancer diagnosis at the same time as the public.<br/>On March 22, Middleton revealed her cancer <br/>diagnosis in a rare televised address. .<br/>According to the 42-year-old Princess of Wales, <br/>medics found that \
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