Prince William under health watch: Cancer fears emerge after pilot’s death linked to toxic helicopter fumes
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The potential health scare comes amid an already challenging time for the royal family. Prince William’s wife, Kate Middleton, recently revealed she is in remission from cancer, and his father, King Charles, has also been quietly battling the disease. According to Radar online, a palace insider shared the growing unease within Buckingham Palace: “William will undergo a range of tests to make sure he’s not suffering from any illnesses connected to his military service. Heaven forbid he’s developed any form of cancer in the service of his country.”
The insider added, “The Royal Family does not need a triple whammy of cancer-stricken senior royals on its books, given Charles and Kate have both been battling the illness over the last months.”
A Tragic Legacy of Exposure
Flight Sergeant Zach Stubbings trained Prince William at RAF Valley in Anglesey from 2010 to 2013, during the prince’s service as a search and rescue pilot. Stubbings, a father of three, had been diagnosed with cancer in 2013—13 years after joining the Royal Air Force. He previously described how he was frequently surrounded by thick, black exhaust fumes from the Sea King helicopters he flew, with no safety precautions in place.
“If you’re by the cargo door, the exhaust comes right through. Even worse, if you’re working on the winch, which
