Parade for Charles
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The British Princess Kate is back in public after suffering from cancer. She will take part in the birthday parade for her father-in-law, King Charles III, on Saturday, according to the palace in London.
Around two and a half months have passed since Kate's cancer became known. Since then, the Princess says she has made "good progress" with her treatment. There are good days and bad days, Kensington Palace announced on the X platform. On the bad days, the wife of the heir to the British throne, Prince William, feels weak and tired. On the good days, she takes part in her children's school life or works a little from home. A new photo was posted showing the British woman pensively in nature.
Here you can see the post from the palace in London.
King Charles not on horseback
The princess is learning to be patient, listen to her body and give herself the time she needs to get better. For now, she says she is looking forward to "taking part in the King's birthday parade with my family this weekend." The "Trooping the Color" parade is held annually and features thousands of soldiers in uniform and bearskin hats.
As Charles III is also suffering from cancer, he will not be taking part on horseback this time. The British head of state has been attending regular appointments again since the end of April and recently traveled to France. Kate, on the other hand, had completely withdrawn from her royal duties and last appeared in public at Christmas. At that time, she attended a church service with her family near the Sandringham estate in eastern England.
Treatment will take months
According to the palace, the princess's treatment will take several months. Details of the illness are not known. The 42-year-old underwent abdominal surgery in January. Subsequent tests revealed that she had cancer. Since then, Kate has been receiving chemotherapy as a precaution.
There has already been speculation in recent days that she could soon be seen in public again (see video above).
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