Cancer was detected during abdominal surgery Kate underwent in January. She has a few more months of chemotherapy left.
King Charles III expressed his delight that Kate would be attending the parade alongside the royal family, marking his birthday celebration.
Princess Kate is the honorary colonel of the Irish Guards regiment that will troop its flag at Trooping the Colour. She was last seen in public at a Christmas Day service in December 2022.
Princess Kate, the Princess of Wales, has announced 'good progress' in her cancer treatment and will make her first public appearance at the Trooping the Colour military parade on Saturday.
Princess Kate, the Princess of Wales, has shared an update on her cancer treatment and announced that she will make her first public appearance in months at the Trooping the Colour military parade on Saturday. The princess revealed that she is making 'good progress' in her treatment and has a few more months of chemotherapy left.
Cancer was detected during abdominal surgery Kate underwent in January, and since then, she has been working from home on good days while undergoing chemotherapy. Kate's father-in-law, King Charles III, also resumed public duties after being diagnosed with cancer earlier this year.
The princess is the honorary colonel of the Irish Guards regiment that will ceremoniously troop its flag at Trooping the Colour. She was last seen in public at a Christmas Day service in December 2022. Her first formal step back into public life comes as she continues her cancer treatment.
King Charles expressed his delight that Kate would be attending the parade alongside the royal family, marking his birthday celebration.
Princess Kate's announcement follows months of speculation about her health and well-being. She received an outpouring of support from the public after revealing her cancer diagnosis in March. The princess has been focusing on her recovery while taking each day as it comes.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, will make her first public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer at the Trooping the Colour military parade in London on Saturday.
Princess Catherine has not been seen at a public engagement since December 2022 and revealed in March that she is receiving chemotherapy.
Three of five military horses that bolted through central London in April will participate in this year’s Trooping the Colour ceremony.
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Doctors have given King Charles III, father of Prince William, the green light to resume public duties after being diagnosed with cancer.
King Charles III attended commemoration events in northern France for the 80th anniversary of D-Day earlier in June.
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]In a lengthy social media post on Friday evening, she said she was "making good progress" with her treatment, which she added is set to last for several more months.
King Charles is delighted that Kate Middleton will attend Trooping the Colour alongside the royal family as she undergoes cancer treatment.
This is the first time Princess of Wales has spoken out since announcing her cancer diagnosis and chemotherapy in March.
Princess Kate's treatment is ongoing and will last for a few more months. On good days, she engages with school life, personal activities, and does some work from home.
King Charles resumed public-facing duties in late April after being diagnosed with cancer and starting treatment earlier this year.
Princess Kate is the honorary colonel of the regiment that will ceremoniously troop its flag at Trooping the Colour.
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Princess Kate's treatment is ongoing and will last for a few more months.
Princess Kate has been working from home during good days of her treatment.
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