Kate Middleton ‘has turned a corner’ and ‘tolerating’ chemotherapy: Report

The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, has been making headlines recently as she continues to undergo preventative chemotherapy while still managing to be “out and about” with her family and Prince William, according to a report by Daily Mail.

Despite her ongoing treatment, Kate has not been seen performing any official public duties since the Christmas Day event. Speculations have been swirling about when she might resume her public engagements, with conflicting reports suggesting a possible return in autumn or even not until the new year.

However, palace insiders have revealed that no official comeback date has been planned for Kate. Earlier this month, Prince William and Kate jointly announced that the Duchess would resume her royal duties with a “special film.”

Vanity Fair recently reported that Kate has “turned a corner” with her treatment and is feeling significantly better. A royal insider shared that Kate is not rushing to return to her official duties and will only do so when she feels ready and gets the green light from her medical team.

“It will be when Catherine feels ready and when she gets the green light from her medical team. But she will 100% be coming back to work, of that there is no question,” the insider told Vanity Fair.

The outlet also noted that Kate’s family, including Prince William, her parents, and her siblings, have rallied around her during this challenging time. A royal aide echoed the sentiment, emphasizing that the focus is on Kate’s recovery and well-being.

In the meantime, the palace made a notable move by removing Prince Harry’s 2016 message defending his then-girlfriend, Meghan Markle, from their official website. The message had accused the media of making his relationship with Meghan a sideshow.

As Kate continues her treatment and recovery, the public eagerly awaits her return to official duties, knowing that she will be back when the time is right for her.