Princess Kate and Prince William recently appeared together in public, joining King Charles and Queen Camilla at Balmoral. The Prince and Princess of Wales attended church with the royal couple just two weeks after Kate announced she had completed her chemotherapy treatment.
The couple was spotted attending a service at Crathie Kirk on the Balmoral estate. This time, Kate was seen smiling in the front passenger seat, while the Prince of Wales grinned behind the wheel of his Range Rover Defender, as reported by GB News. For the occasion, Kate wore a light brown dress paired with a pheasant feather hat, while William opted for a stylish navy suit.
They appeared relaxed as they joined the service with other members of the royal family. King Charles and Queen Camilla were also photographed smiling together in their carriage, with the King wearing his traditional Scottish kilt and Camilla donning a red and green tartan ensemble. Prince Edward was spotted driving alongside Timothy Lawrence, Princess Anne's husband, with James Earl of Wessex and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh.
Kate’s appearance at Balmoral this morning comes just two weeks after she confirmed in an emotional video that she had completed her chemotherapy course. The 42-year-old expressed, "Although I have completed chemotherapy, I still have a long road to recovery." She added, "To all those who continue their cancer journey, I will be with you side by side, hand in hand."
Her video message was accompanied by heartwarming photos of her with the Prince of Wales and their children, hugging and holding hands as they walked through the Norbury woodlands. In her statement, the princess revealed that she had finally completed her chemotherapy after an incredibly tough nine months, following the discovery of cancer during abdominal surgery in January. “My focus now is to do everything I can to stay cancer-free,” she concluded.
