Kate Middleton announces her big return for a very special event and gives us a date at Christmas

The return of Kate Middleton to her royal duties is happening slowly but surely. And very discreetly. On September 9, the Princess of Wales, who is suffering from cancer, announced in an emotional video that she had finished her chemotherapy. While admitting that “the path to healing and full recovery” will still be long, she added that she was looking forward to “to return to work and undertake some other public engagements in the coming months, when I am able.” She started slowly, on September 17, by attending a working meeting from Windsor Castle as part of her early years initiative (Centre for Early Years). And a week later, she did it again.

Kate Middleton is already preparing for Christmas

According to the Telegraph, on September 24, it was again from Windsor Castle that Kate attended a meeting with royal assistants and representatives of the Royal Foundation (of which she and her husband are the patrons). The agenda? The organization of Together At Christmas “her” charity Christmas carol concert held at Westminster Abbey every early December. This will be the fourth edition and she will of course be taking part. This concert, which welcomes singing stars, will be filmed and broadcast on the British channel ITV on Christmas Eve at 7:30 p.m. In 2021, for the premiere of this event, Prince William’s wife surprised everyone by accompanying singer Tom Walker on the piano.

Her appearance at the concert is Kate’s first confirmed official public appearance since her June 15 appearances at Trooping the Colour then to the men’s final of the Wimbledon tennis tournament the following month, alongside his daughter Charlotte and little sister Pippa. According to The Sunday Times the Princess of Wales could also be present at the Remembrance Day celebrations on November 10. This ceremony, which pays tribute to fallen soldiers, brings together the royal family each year around military figures and political figures. It is held at the Cenotaph memorial in Whitehall, London, and is a major event in the royal calendar.

A gradual return to the forefront

As pointed out People this summer, while undergoing cancer treatment this summer, the mother of George, Charlotte and Louis continued to work from her home at Adelaide Cottage in Windsor. “She has held regular meetings with her private secretary, Tom White, her assistant private secretary, Natalie Burrows, and the Welsh Communications Secretary, Lee Thompson, to plan for the future and keep up to date with the latest research for her royal initiatives” the weekly said.