When Catherine, Princess of Wales made her highly-anticipated return to public life at the 2024 Trooping the Colour, royal watchers everywhere breathed a sigh of relief at seeing their beloved Princess looking well. Coupled with her recent appearance at the 2024 men’s singles Wimbledon final, fans remained hopeful of her re-joining her family at some high-profile events.
Now, Catherine has appeared at two Remembrance Day events alongside King Charles and Prince William.
The Princess of Wales joined Prince William and King Charles at the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London, to honour Britain’s fallen servicemen and women on 10 November
The night before, on 9 November, Catherine also attended the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance. The annual event takes place on the eve of Remembrance Day and allows the United Kingdom to pay respect to those who served during World War I.
On 10 September 2024, the Princess revealed in a beautiful family video shared to Instagram that she has finished chemotherapy and is “looking forward to being back at work”.
Catherine said that while she “must continue to take each day as it comes”, she’s planning to start easing back into her royal duties.
She said, “Although I have finished chemotherapy, my path to healing and full recovery is long, and I must continue to take each day as it comes.
“I am, however, looking forward to being back at work and undertaking a few more public engagements in the coming months when I can.”
In the video message, the mum-of-three is seen with her children and Prince William, simply enjoying wholesome family time out in nature. And fortunately, she looked so happy and well.
So happy and well, in fact, that the Princess has returned to work at Windsor castle for the first time since finishing her chemotherapy.
Catherine, according to the Court Circular, hosted a meeting at the royal estate for a cause close to her heart – her Early Years project.
Throughout her cancer journey, the Princess of Wales has been working from home when possible.
HER JOURNEY
The Princess of Wales’ long-awaited public appearance at Trooping the Colour marked the first time she had been seen in an official capacity since Christmas Day 2023, and she looked as radiant as ever at the event.
Catherine then attended the final day of Wimbledon on 14 July, where she was met with a standing ovation from spectators in the stands.
Catherine has completed her preventative chemotherapy treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer, and her attendance at the parade and tennis tournament hopefully signified that her treatment went well.
In her touching personal statement confirming her attendance at the King’s birthday parade, the Princess of Wales admitted that she still has both “good days and bad days”, which means her appearance at upcoming events will likely depend on how she feels at the time.
According to her statement, Catherine will start to do some work from home as she feels better, and she also shared her “hope to join a few public engagements over the summer” – one such event being the Wimbledon final.
The Sun have reported that the princess will start to hold meetings with palace staff as well as representatives from the Royal Foundation and the Centre for Early Childhood – both being charities she is a patron of.
A spokesperson for Catherine has also confirmed that the palace will only give updates on face-to-face work meetings when “appropriate” and relevant.
Kensington Palace has yet to confirm Kate’s next official public engagement. However, Prince William and Princess Catherine are back from their summer break where they spent time with their three children. And while William has returned to royal duties, it seems Catherine is also easing back in to the public eye.
The pair made their first joint appearance since Christmas on 10 October 2024, when they met with the families of victims of a stabbing attack in Southport back in July.
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