Kate Middleton and prince William next public outing announcement sends shockwave across UK

While the Princess of Wales has hinted that she will attend some events this fall, including her annual Christmas Carol concert, fans have been wondering when Kate Middleton will return to public duties. A former royal butler is speculating about another event in the royal calendar.

Paul Burrell, who initially worked as a butler for Princess Diana and later as a footman for Queen Elizabeth, stated that there was one royal event that Princess Kate probably wouldn’t miss. Since she married Prince William in 2011, the Princess of Wales has attended the London National Service of Remembrance every year.

Burrell, speaking on behalf of Slingo, stated, “I think that you will see Kate at the Senate Half in November, a tribute to those who died in all conflict, an occasion she would want to go to, which people would want to see her at.” He said.

In addition, this assessment was supported by a report in the Sunday Times earlier this month, which noted that the princess’s friends suggested she might potentially attend the event in November to honor British soldiers who had lost their lives in battle.

There aren’t many occasions now through the rest of the year, other than the Diplomatic Reception, which is a glittering banquet held every December at Buckingham Palace. Burell shared that every room of Buckingham Palace is used, and every diplomat in London attends, calling it the biggest night of the year for the royals.

Despite her battle with cancer, the Princess of Wales has attended two royal events this year. She made her last public appearance in July when she went to the men’s finals of Wimbledon 2024. Before that, she attended Trooping the Colour in June with the rest of the royal family.

The Princess of Wales said in the movie, “Although I have finished chemotherapy, my path to healing and full recovery is long, and I must continue to take each day as it comes. However, I am looking forward to returning to work and participating in as many public appearances as I can over the next few months.”

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, is most likely to make a grand appearance at a significant event—but with a big catch. After completing her preventive chemotherapy treatment, which lasted nine months, Kate recently resumed public appearances and is now looking forward to the big Christmas celebrations with the royal family. According to Express UK, Katherine is preparing to attend this year’s festive event with her husband Prince William, their children Prince George, Louis, and Princess Charlotte, and other members— but only if she is feeling well on the day.

A reliable source has confirmed that Kate is still attempting to maintain her health despite the public’s return following months of health issues. She’s keen to join her children and family to celebrate the holidays, but there is no pressure for her to attend.

The insider went on to say, “Obviously, everyone is looking forward to having her there, but the family will understand if she doesn’t feel up to it on the day.”

It’s important to note that Kate Middleton was told she had cancer in January of this year, a month after the Sandringham Christmas party from last year. Following the sending of invitations to royal members for this year’s royal family Christmas dinner, which is scheduled to take place in the ballroom at Sandringham House, this update is now available according to a report published in the Sunday Times in the United Kingdom.

Kate Middleton is beginning to think about the months ahead, and her next public appearance could take place in November. Kensington Palace announced shortly after this story was published that Kate Middleton had completed her course of preventative chemotherapy and is now cancer-free. Additionally, they confirmed that she will participate in Remembrance Sunday services and host her annual Christmas Carol at Westminster Abbey.

Before the summer break, Kate Middleton made it abundantly clear in her appearances at Trooping the Colour and Wimbledon that any return to public life would be contingent on the recommendations of her doctors and how she was feeling. Additionally, a brand-new report has suggested a few particular occurrences that she hopes to be able to attend in the upcoming months.

Kate told the Sunday Times newspaper this past weekend that she is beginning to think about the months ahead as she recovers and considers returning to work. Even though the narrative makes it abundantly clear that she has not yet written anything specific in her diary, Remembrance Sunday at the Senate on November 10th and her annual Christmas Carol service at Westminster Abbey are mentioned as events she hopes to attend. According to the article, she will not accompany Prince William to Cape Town for his Earthshot Prize Awards later this year.

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Kate Middleton at Remembrance Sunday:

Kate Middleton has made two public appearances this year since announcing in March that she was receiving treatment for cancer and undergoing major surgery in January. She attended Trooping the Colour in June with the King, who is also receiving treatment for cancer, and the rest of the royal family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Also in July, she was joined by Princess Charlotte to watch the Wimbledon Men’s final.

She addressed the public in a moving letter prior to her appearance at Trooping the Colour, stating that she has good days and bad days and that her treatment will continue for a few more months.