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.