Middleton first shared her cancer diagnosis in March 2024, saying that she began treatment in late February and was undergoing what she called “preventative” chemotherapy. Middleton and the royal family have not announced what type of cancer or what stage she had.

Kate's announcement comes after a year in which she largely withdrew from her royal duties while undergoing treatment.

Kate, the Princess of Wales, is sharing both a personal message of hope and a personal photo in honor of World Cancer Day. Kate, who announced in January that she is in remission from cancer, shared a photo of herself Monday standing outside in nature with her arms stretched wide.

Kate Middleton and Prince Louis took pictures that the Princess of Wales shared before World Cancer Day, and hers had a deeper meaning. All about the symbolism.

World Cancer Day takes place every year today, on. It’s a day filled with hope, honor and recognition for everything people fighting the disease have gone through. This year, Princess Kate Middleton marked the day by sharing an update on her cancer journey.

Less than a month after revealing she is in remission, Kate Middleton is honoring others impacted by cancer. On Feb. 3, Middleton took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share a photo of herself that her youngest child, 6-year-old Prince Louis, took. She shared the picture in honor of World Cancer Day, which takes place Tuesday, Feb. 4.

Kate Middleton honored World Cancer Day on Monday ahead of a visit to the National Portrait Gallery in London. In an Instagram post, the Princess of Wales shared a photo taken by her youngest son, Prince Louis. GloRilla Named First Exclusive Partner With Savage x Fenty, Fenty Beauty, Fenty Skin and Fenty Hair

“Don’t forget to nurture all that which lies beyond the disease,” Kate, 43, captioned an Instagram post on Monday, February 3. The Princess of Wales is standing on top of a tree stump with her arms outstretched in the image. She was bundled up in a jacket, scarf and hat during winter in the U.K.