Good news:

Princess Kate back at work after chemo

Princess Kate - pictured here in an archive image from 2022 - has returned to work for the first time since completing her cancer treatment.

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Relief in the kingdom: after completing her cancer treatment, Princess Kate, Princess of Wales, has returned to work. 

According to the Court Circular, the official report on the royal family's activities, the 42-year-old princess chaired a meeting at Windsor Castle to talk about her early childhood project. 

She met with staff from her Center for Early Childhood as well as staff from Kensington Palace.

Princess Kate - pictured here in an archive image from 2022 - has returned to work for the first time since completing her cancer treatment.

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Meeting at Windsor Castle
The entry in Tuesday's Court Circular reads: "The Princess of Wales, Joint Patron of The Prince and Princess of Wales Royal Foundation, held an early years meeting at Windsor Castle this afternoon." This marks her first official return to work since her health challenges began.

"Focus on staying cancer free"
Back on September 9, Princess Kate announced in a lovingly crafted video message that she had completed her chemotherapy. She made her cancer diagnosis public on March 22. The Princess is now expected to gradually resume official appointments over the coming months.

This first meeting at Windsor Castle is the first to be recorded in the court newsletter since she was forced to withdraw from the public eye at the beginning of the year for health reasons. Now the Princess is looking forward to resuming her duties on a limited basis.

"My focus now is to stay cancer free. Although I have finished chemotherapy, my road to healing and full recovery is long and I must continue to live from day to day," she emphasized in her video message.

Princess Kate was surrounded by the love of her family in her video message.

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Harry announces GB appointment
Kate's brother-in-law Prince Harry will soon be traveling to his home country of England for the first time in months for a public appointment. The younger son of King Charles III (75) will take part in an event on 30 September in his role as patron of Wellchild, the organization announced. Harry last traveled to London in May for the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games for war-wounded soldiers, which he founded.

The fifth in line to the British throne has lived in California for years with his wife Duchess Meghan (43) and their children Prince Archie (5) and Princess Lilibet (3). The relationship with the relatives in the UK is considered to be shattered following the couple's harsh accusations against the Royal Family. In May, Harry met neither father Charles nor brother William. It therefore caused quite a stir when he was recently congratulated on his 40th birthday on both Charles and Queen Camilla's (77) official X account and on William and Kate's account.