Kate Middleton Completes Preventive Chemotherapy and Announces Return to Public Life

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, has announced that she has completed a program of preventive chemotherapy following a health crisis earlier this year. The 42-year-old wife of Prince William, heir to the British throne, plans to attend a lighter schedule of public appearances and will make a limited number of appearances in the coming months.

Family Video

The Princess of Wales posted a video message showing the English summer scene, where Kate, William, and their three children – Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte, and Prince George – were seen walking in forests, having picnics, and playing in the sand dunes.

“As summer approaches, I am relieved to finally be done with my chemotherapy,” Kate said. “I’m now focused on doing my best to stay cancer-free, and even though I’ve finished chemotherapy, my road to recovery and full recovery is long, and I have to take each day as it comes.”

“William and I are very grateful for the support we’ve received and a lot of strength from those who are helping us through this time,” she added.

Medical Journey

Last March, Princess of Wales Kate Middleton announced that she had cancer and was going through the first stages of chemotherapy, asking for “time, space, and privacy” while she completed her treatment.

Kate confirmed it was a “huge shock” to discover she had cancer after a successful stomach surgery last January, but she is “doing well and improving every day.”

After weeks of speculation about her health, the princess said she and her husband Prince William needed time to explain the situation to their children.

Return to Normal Life

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, will have some engagements this year, which could include an anniversary event in November and her annual Christmas carol concert, to herald her gradual return to her pre-cancer duties.