According to a new report, the King of England, Kate Middleton’s father-in-law, keeps a close eye on her.

Apparently, King Charles is the only royal who is demonstrating genuine concern for Kate Middleton as the two of them continue to battle cancer.

Despite his personal struggles, it appears like King Charles is prioritizing his daughter-in-law’s needs. Continue reading below for everything you need to know.

Royal Family News: King Charles Is the Only Royal Showing Genuine Concern For Kate Middleton

Since her appearance at Trooping the Colour to show her support for him, King Charles has been in constant checking in with Kate Middleton. He also communicates with Prince William to inform him of her medical situation.

At one point, King Charles even looked in on Kate Middleton many times every day.

According to one insider familiar with the issue, “He confides in her about his own progress, keeps her up to date with matters of royal business and sends lots of thoughtful gifts from himself and Queen Camilla.”

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“They’ve been treating her to home-cooked soups, full roast dinners, slices of cake and other sweet treats like boxes of chocolates and freshly squeezed fruit juice packed with vitamins. All made with home-grown ingredients.”

If that isn’t enough, King Charles makes sure Kate Middleton receives a gift from him every day, just to let her know he is thinking about her.

The insider added, “Charles also texts her frequently and goes out of his way to call with kind words of support when he hears from William that she’s had a rough day.”

Clearly, King Charles and Kate Middleton have the kind of in-law relationship that many people only dream of.

Some individuals believe Kate Middleton receives more attention from King Charles than she does from her husband, Prince William.

So far, Buckingham Palace has made no comments on the topic.

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