The Prince and Princess of ‌Wales have shared an update on ⁣their official account, addressing recent health concerns.

The news⁣ comes​ over ⁣five ⁣months after the Princess of Wales was‍ diagnosed ⁣with cancer.

In March, the​ Princess, ​42, revealed that she⁣ had been diagnosed with an unspecified type of cancer and⁤ would be undergoing a​ “course of preventive chemotherapy”. ⁣By June, she announced that she was making “good⁤ progress” in her recovery.

The Princess ⁢has expressed her determination to‌ recover from​ cancer⁣ and continue her treatment journey,⁤ acknowledging that the road to full‌ recovery is still a long process.

The past ​nine ⁢months⁤ have been particularly challenging for the royal family, with the Princess describing ⁤the cancer recovery journey as “complicated”, “scary” and unpredictable⁤ for everyone, especially those close ‍to them.

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The Princess is expected to have a light schedule in terms of public ‌engagements for the rest ​of ⁣the year, which may include participation in the Remembrance Day event in November and the annual ⁤Christmas carol concert.

Since revealing her​ cancer diagnosis, she‌ has​ appeared at‍ just two events, once to celebrate King Charles III’s birthday ‍in June and another at Wimbledon the following month.

In January,⁤ the royal family announced that ⁤the ‍Princess had been hospitalized for “planned abdominal surgery.” She then recovered and returned ⁣home, later ⁤revealing that ⁣tests done during treatment revealed that ​she⁤ had⁤ cancer.

The announcement comes after weeks of ⁢unfounded speculation‌ and‌ rumors about her health and ⁢absence⁢ from ⁤public events. In February, Buckingham Palace also revealed that King​ Charles, 75, had ‍been⁣ diagnosed with a “type of cancer”‌ that was ⁢discovered early ​after prostate surgery, although the type of cancer was‌ not specified.