Kate Middleton has made her second appearance in two days after being diagnosed with cancer

On Sunday, Britain’s Princess Kate attended Remembrance Day events in London, her second rare public appearance in two days as she slowly returns to her public duties after undergoing cancer treatment.

Princess Kate watched from the balcony of a government building as royals and several politicians followed, led by King Charles III, as they laid a wreath at the World War I memorial in central London.

The Princess of Wales wore a black hat and a jacket decorated with a bright red flower, which Britons usually wear to show their respect for those who lost their lives during the conflict.

On Saturday, Princess Kate appeared during a war memorial service at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

Kate (aged 42) said in September that she had completed her chemotherapy, but her road to a full recovery would be long.

He then added that he will attend several public events this year.

Before her appearance earlier this week, her last public appearance was in October when she met the families of three young women who were stabbed to death while attending dance training in northwest England.

Each year Remembrance Day ceremonies are held at the First World War Memorial on the Sunday closest to November 11 to commemorate the end of World War I and pay tribute to those who lost their lives in the conflict.

Buckingham Palace said Queen Camilla would not attend the Remembrance Day event on the advice of doctors to recover from an infection, but she hoped to return to official duties early next week, adding that she would celebrate Remembrance Day privately at her home.