“Col. Catherine” is back.
Kate Middleton is on March 17 at the Irish Guard’s annual St. Patrick’s Day parade at the Wellington Army Camp in London. The Princess of Wales missed the parade in 2024 as she recovered from what Kensington Palace calls a “planned abdominal surgery.” On March 22 of that year, the 43-year-old announced that she had cancer.
Kate’s splendid Kate led the parade this year and was found participating in the tradition of the day. She accepted the tribute, checked the front row, distributed the clover, and lifted a pint of Guinness.
Kate Middleton embarked on a “barbaric” ceremony with the royal children:
Princess Catherine of Wales participated in the Irish Guard’s St. Patrick’s Day parade in London on 17 March 2025. (Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images)
This year also marks the first time the 43-year-old has participated in her celebration as a colonel of the Irish Guard without her husband, Prince William, People Magazine Report. According to the media, the princess took over the role of the Irish Guard Colonel from William in 2022. That year, King Charles III ascended the throne after the death of his mother Elizabeth II.
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The prince has served as colonel of the Irish Guard since 2011. That year, he wore the unit’s scarlet coat uniform When he married Kate.
The princess was the first solo military engagement to become a senior member of the royal family when she stepped on William at St. Patrick’s Day parade in 2012. That day, she distributed clovers to the soldiers and met with the soldiers.
Kate Middleton announced to the world that she has cancer in a pre-recorded message in March 2024. (Prince of Wales and Princess Twitter)
According to the media, William and Kate did not spend a St. Patrick day with the Irish Guard in 2020, as most regiments deployed overseas. In 2021, the celebrations are scaled Due to the coronavirus pandemic. The couple received a royal return in 2022.
Princess Catherine insists on showing the tradition of clover to the Irish Guard during a St. Patrick’s Day parade in Wellington’s military camp on March 17, 2025. (Getty Image)
In September, Kate announced She has completed chemotherapy.
“As the summer is over, I can’t tell you how cute it is to finally finish my chemotherapy treatment,” she wrote. “The past nine months have been very difficult for us as a family. As far as you know, it will change immediately and we have to find a way to browse the waters and roads of the storm unknown.”
“The cancer journey is complex, terrible and unpredictable for everyone, especially those closest to you,” she shared.
Princess Catherine met with Irish Wolf Dog Mascot Turlough Mór and members of the Irish Guard during a St. Patrick’s Day parade in Wellington Barracks in London on March 17, 2025. (Chris Jackson/Getty Image)
Humility, it also faces your own vulnerability in a way you never considered, and by doing so, it gives a new perspective on everything. This time, this time, William and I are reminded to express our gratitude to the simple and important things in life, and to many of us who are often loved and loved.
“Although I have completed chemotherapy, my path to recovery and full recovery is long and I have to continue every day.” “However, I look forward to returning to work in the coming months and doing more public activities in the coming months. Although everything has happened in the past, I entered this new stage of recovery with new hope and appreciation for life.”
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Kate Middleton announced in September that she had “cancer-free” after completing chemotherapy treatment. (The war is about to happen)
“William and I are very grateful To get support, we have gained tremendous strength from all of us who are currently helping us. Everyone’s kindness, compassion and compassion are really frustrating. For those who continue their cancer journey, I work side by side. Stand out of the darkness and can light up, so let the light shine. ”
The Princess of Wales presented medals to soldiers of the Irish Guard in the Wellington Army Camp in London on 17 March 2025. (Raising Necati Aslm/anadolu via Getty Image)
On January 14, it was revealed that she was “relieving”.
“Now can relieve now, I’m still focused on recovery,” she shared on social media at the time. “As anyone who has experienced a cancer diagnosis will know, adapting to the new normal takes time. But I look forward to the year ahead. It’s worth looking forward to. Thank you for your continued support.”
In the new year Kate returns to royal duties Give all your strength.
The princess was the first solo military engagement to become a senior member of the royal family when she stepped on William at St. Patrick’s Day parade in 2012. (Samir Hussein/Wireimage/Getty Images)
BBC Jonathan Sacerdoti had previously told Fox News Digital that the princess will continue to prioritize her health and family.
“Now she has no cancer, her next step involves maintaining a balance between health and restoring the royal duty,” he said.
Sacerdoti noted that she will “continue to focus on reasons such as mental health and child development”.
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Prince William is the heir to the British throne. (Samir Hussein/Wireimage)
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“Her candor strengthens her ties with the public and sets a precedent for the monarchy in an elegant and open way,” he said.
