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Prince William Became More Religious After Being 'Shaken to the Core' by King Charles and Kate Middleton's Cancer Battles

image of Robert Jobson's new book explores how Prince William was “shaken to the core” regarding his wife and father's health issues.
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Robert Jobson's new book explores how Prince William was “shaken to the core” regarding his wife and father's health issues.

Nov. 8 2025, Published 4:23 p.m. ET

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Prince William turned to the Almighty above once he learned about Kate Middleton and King Charles III's cancer battles, according to a new book.

Royal biographer Robert Jobson's new book The Windsor Legacy, explores how the Prince of Wales, 43, was “shaken to the core” regarding his wife and father's health issues.

As a result, William and Kate both "became more religious" to help deal with their sicknesses.

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Prince William Heads to Church

Photo of Prince William has been praying more frequently in recent months.
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Prince William has been praying more frequently in recent months.

"Never known as a regular worshipper, William now attends church more frequently than in the past, though as privately as possible," Jobson wrote in an excerpt obtained by Daily Mail.

The Duke of Cambridge also wanted to step back from his royal engagements last year, Charles, 76, shot him down, telling him to "think again."

Charles' cancer was announced in February 2024 while Kate's illness was revealed just a short month later in a "malign twist of fate" for William, according to Jobson.

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King Charles 'Largely Trusts' William to Make the Right Decisions

Image of King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer in 2024.
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King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer in 2024.

The author then claimed that there was "an underlying tension" between the sovereign and his eldest son over how they should merge tradition and ethics within the monarchy as they "generally work well together."

"The king happily consults [William] and largely trusts him to do what is right," Jobson penned. "It doesn’t help that both have a fiery temper that’s not always held in check."

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image of Prince William is first in line to the throne after his father, King Charles III.
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Prince William is first in line to the throne after his father, King Charles III.

Jobson claimed that palace aides are smart enough "to tread lightly around the prince, mindful of his mood swings before attempting to raise sensitive issues."

William allegedly doesn't "overthink" when making major decisions and has a "can-do, hands-on, collaborative approach to his work."

"He has a knack for rallying his team and instilling optimism. And let’s not forget, as heir to the throne, he has a long working road ahead as king," Jobson revealed.

William Considers Andrew Mountbatten Windsor a 'Threat'

image of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor was stripped of his titles earlier this year.
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Andrew Mountbatten Windsor was stripped of his titles earlier this year.

William has seemingly held a stronghold hand over the crown as he's even worried about his disgraced uncle Andrew Mountbatten Windsor (formerly known as Prince Andrew) is a "threat" to the monarchy.

The prince considers Andrew, 65, "a reputational risk to the monarchy, and is understood to be concerned about the message Andrew’s presence at royal events sends to victims of sexual abuse," a source told The Times last month.

The former Duke of York was stripped of his rank and royal titles recently after his ongoing scandals and friendship with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

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