Kate Middleton pulling out of Royal Ascot last minute reignited immense public concern over her health last month. The Princess of Wales's cancellation of attendance at such a high-profile event, which included the participation of the monarch,

Kate Middleton is managing her energy after her cancer diagnosis in 2024. The Princess of Wales announced in January 2025 that she was in remission from the disease.

Kate Middleton has sparked new fears for her health by skipping the annual Royal Ascot horse races, leaving her glum-looking William husband flying solo at the event.

Since announcing that her cancer is in remission, Kate Middleton has been easing back into public life—and doing it entirely on her own terms. While she’s made appearances at major events like Trooping the Colour,

Royal followers and fans were naturally curious and concerned when Kate Middleton pulled out of the Royal Ascot in mid-June. Reports at the time said she was disappointed to miss the day, but that she’s still in the process of easing back into public life after undergoing cancer treatment.

The Princess of Wales, 43, returned to public duties this week while visiting Colchester Hospital in Essex, England.

Kate Middleton recently opened up about the challenges following her cancer treatment, admitting that recovery has been far from easy.

The Princess, who is said to be prioritising her continued recovery from cancer, held a meeting with Melinda Gates at Windsor Castle

Kate Middleton was pretty in pink as she and Prince William welcomed President Emmanuel Macron and his wife for their official state visit to Britain.