Kate Middleton: this very symbolic jewel that she wears instead of another in her latest video

Reassuring news. On Monday, September 9, 2024, Kate Middleton has announced in an emotional video that she has completed her cancer treatment. If she is not in remission, the Princess of Wales can finally breathe and continue to prepare her big return to the forefront of the stage. In the images released, on which we can see Prince William and their three children, the princess indicates: “As summer draws to a close, I can’t tell you what a relief it is to finally be done with my chemotherapy treatment. The last nine months have been incredibly difficult for us as a family. Life as we know it can change in an instant and we had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and the unknown route,” she confides, very moved. “The cancer journey is complex, frightening and unpredictable for everyone, especially your loved ones.”

Kate Middleton unveils a very symbolic new ring

And in the images released, there is a small detail that has caught the attention of British royalty experts. In fact, Kate Middleton is not wearing her blue engagement ring, which was worn, before her, by Lady Diana. Instead, there is another ring: an eternal alliance, that she wears right next to her wedding ring. A gold jewel, set with diamonds and sapphires, which shows how much Prince William is madly in love with his wife. Indeed, the father of three children has always been there for his wife: “William and I are so grateful for the support we have received and have drawn great strength from everyone who is helping us at this time. The kindness, empathy and compassion of everyone has been truly humbling,” Kate Middleton confides.

The Princess of Wales prepares her big comeback

Now, the Princess of Wales wants more than anything to concentrate on her return to public life, which she misses so much. She says she has been working on this project for several weeks. “Doing what I can to stay away from cancer is now my goal. Although I have completed chemotherapy, my road to recovery and complete healing is long and I must continue to take each day as it comes.”