Princess Kate: Finally – Big comeback plans of the British royal family

A comeback of Princess Kate in public is becoming increasingly distant. If insiders of the British royal family are to be believed, Princess Catherine will attend the British royal service on the occasion of “Remembrance Day” on November 10, 2024. This is reported by “The Times” among others.

Back in the spotlight: Comeback plans for Princess Kate

On Remembrance Day, all Commonwealth member states remember those who died since the end of the First World War. The British royal family takes part in the memorial service every year.

This year, Princess Kate will also be seen officially in the service of the crown for the first time since her last public appearance at the men’s final at Wimbledon in July.

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After cancer diagnosis: How is Princess Kate doing now?

In March this year, Princess Kate, wife of Prince Williamannounced her cancer diagnosis in a shocking video message. What followed were difficult times for the British royal family. After abdominal surgery in January and months of chemotherapy, Kate made her first appearance at Trooping the Colour, King Charles’ official birthday celebration, in June. A statement released shortly before said that the princess was doing well. She is making progress, but still has several months of chemotherapy ahead of her. “Anyone who goes through chemotherapy knows that there are good days and bad days,” Princess Kate explained to the press at the time.

While the Chemotherapy is currently considered to be completedExperts report that that Princess Catherine has visibly recovered. So nothing stands in the way of an official comeback in public. Apparently, royal staff are already working on planning the future Christmas service in addition to the planned comeback appearance on November 10th.

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