A royal expert has said that Princess of Wales Kate Middleton has an ability to multitask and making each day a precious day after facing a potential terminal illness.
Speaking to the Fox News Digital, royal expert Ian Pelham Turner said that the Princess transition from a "commoner" to the future queen has come through years of dedication and hard work.
The royal expert said Kate has learned that life has given her a second incredible chance to do good in the world, and “she intends to grasp that opportunity with both hands.”
Turner said, "It is an ongoing trend of finding ways to support cancer charities, making sense in her life of the trauma she has overcome and balancing her life between public duties as a member of the Royal family, a mother of three children, a husband soon to become King and being a former commoner, who never thought in her childhood days she would one day become the Queen."
"How do you make this transition work? Through hard work, determination to succeed, an ability to multitask and making each day a precious day after facing a potential terminal illness,” the expert added.
Another royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams said, "It is extremely significant that Kate is carrying out her duties with renewed vigor.”
Kate Middleton’s confidence radiates especially in public speaking, an area where she was once ‘nervous’, he said and added the Princess knows that no one else has her profile and can communicate worldwide as she and William can.