How Kate Middleton explained her cancer diagnosis to children George, Charlotte and Louis

Kate Middleton revealed her cancer diagnosis to the world on Friday — after explaining her condition to her three children.

The Princess of Wales noted in her announcement video that it took her and her husband, Prince William, “time to explain everything” to their little ones in an “appropriate” manner, hence her step back from the public eye in January.

“As I have said to them, I am well and getting stronger every day by focusing on the things that

will help me heal in my mind, body and spirits,” the 42-year-old explained of her conversations with Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5.

Kate Middleton has shared her cancer diagnosis with her three kids. Kensington Palace She revealed the news in an “appropriate” way. BBC Studios

“William and I have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of our young family,” she continued, saying she has “reassured them that [she] is going to be OK.”

Middleton, who underwent abdominal surgery in January, explained that her condition was initially believed to be noncancerous.

However, “tests after the operation found cancer had been present,” she added, which led her medical team to advise “a course of preventative chemotherapy.”

The Princess of Wales tells them she is “focusing on things that will help [her] heal.” Samir Hussein/WireImage Middleton has told them she is “going to be OK.” Geoff Robinson/Shutterstock

The royal is now in the “early stages” of her treatment.

Middleton’s announcement comes after a slew of social media conspiracy theories questioning her well-being, which ramped up after a heavily edited UK Mother’s Day photo was released on March 10.

Her and William’s ensuing visit to a Windsor farmer’s market only added fuel to the fire, as trolls believed a body double was used.

She and Prince William are the parents of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Getty Images Her announcement comes amid conspiracy theories surrounding her recent absence from the public eye. Javier Garcia/Shutterstock

Notably, King Charles III shared a cancer diagnosis of his own in February.

Middleton has been “thinking of all those whose lives have been affected by cancer” as she and the 75-year-old monarch battle the disease.

“For everyone facing this disease, in whatever form, please do not lose faith or hope,” she said Friday. “You are not alone.”