“Stay strong, dear Mom…” Prince George sobbed as he bid farewell to his mother, Kate Middleton, heading for her second round of chemotherapy: “They said my mother might not come back…” 👇👇

The solemn quiet of the hospital corridor was broken only by the soft hum of machines and the gentle shuffle of nurses. As Princess Catherine, the Princess of Wales, prepared to leave for her second round of chemotherapy, a small, trembling voice pierced the stillness.

“Stay strong, dear Mom…”

Prince George, barely holding back tears, clutched his mother’s hand tightly. The weight of the moment was far too heavy for his young heart. His usually bright eyes were clouded with worry as he whispered, “They said my mother might not come back…”

His words, raw and unfiltered, carried the fears that no child should ever have to face.

Kate knelt to his level, her face pale but glowing with maternal strength. She brushed a tear from his cheek and whispered back, “I will come back. I’m fighting—for you, for Charlotte, for Louis. For all of us.”

The young prince nodded, trying to be brave, just like his father had taught him. But as the door to the treatment wing closed behind her, his sobs returned, echoing through the halls like a painful lullaby.

In that moment, the world saw more than a royal family. It saw a mother fighting for her life, a child clinging to hope, and a love stronger than any crown.