, host of this week with tricia goddard. thank you for being with us here well, first of all, your reaction, too, we spoke earlier, but i'm wondering, as you've been thinking about it, what's your reaction to what the statement that was made to mike? my heart >> went out to katherine as we talked but before i came out about my own cancer what just last week and new and i've worked together, we've done covered royal things and i've warmed my wig and no one's known for 19 months that i've been going through cancer. so i understand her wish to be normal normal? what will and not become the diagnosis and as mac said, it would have been a very difficult thing to come out about. i mean, i'm used to this is my job and this is what i do. but when i talked about it to a magazine, it was terribly difficult because you think how are people going to treat me differently and also when she talks about the children? telling wants children at any age is a really difficult thing to do and it's especially the age range. i mean, her ten or you

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tricia guard goddard trisha >> it's >> obviously i mean, this is stunning news for so many people around the world and obviously so many people's thoughts and prayers are with princess catherine at this time >> does this >> do you think people will respect in particularly the people have been focusing on her lack of of of not being out there in front of cameras didn't people will respect this well, i understand. >> i can give you a very intimate point of view as you know, you and i have worked together. i all of that time the last 19 months, i2 have been going through cancer treatment. that's my hair. >> so >> i know all about it. i know about the treatment. i know you can work you can king charles is done through chemotherapy. it depends on what kind of chemotherapy you can have it at home and so this strikes a particular chord with me as to keeping it quiet. >> i did. i absolutely yeah understand why princess kate would you kind of get judged? you get unwanted approaches and all that sort sort of thing. so i hope people around the world will respect her. i came out, i just did a magazi

whatever form please do not lose faith or hope you are not alone >> i want to talk about this with tricia goddard. she is the host of this week or the week rather with tricia gotta, trisha it's good to see you again. it's been a while since you and i have talked on air. you posted on social media you're about you're living with cancer and about as you said, the added emotional burden caused by the responses to the diagnosis and the return help us understand what that is, especially on a scale of princess kate i'm so glad. thank you so much for asking that actually it's such an insightful question people imagine how they would be in the situation. >> so you often get >> catherine is going to get this unfortunately everybody knows, somebody. i mean, sometimes when you finally tell someone that you have cancer, they'll say, oh my god, i know so much about it. my aunt and my cousin had this terrible death of cancer. >> the >> first person you do not tell about terrible, that's in your family from cancer is someone who's just told you about it. the other thing is labeling someone brave when you say so

and i want to go to tricia goddard, royal expert, who have horse, knows his family and his covered this you know, all of this from so many levels, but can i just start fresh over the over the years you and i've been speaking. but this story hits so close to home for you. a cancer diagnosis and the decision to talk about it in the suffering that you go through and the fear. so when you saw up princess kate sit down alone both strong and yet very vulnerable and very frail looking. and tell the world about her cancer. >> what went through your head? >> well, as you say, i know that feelings like i've been living with not suffering with i think the language is really important here. aaron, with my return on my cancer, the 19 months as you know, you and i worked together with all the cnn the nobody knew until last week >> and like >> catherine, i chose the time when foot for many reasons, my my i actually believe catherine's children probably knew about it. >> yeah >> we're told something about it in an age appropriate way. >> but i don't think it's a coincidence that the records that the wh