Catherine, Princess of Wales, announced on Monday that she has completed her chemotherapy treatment following her cancer diagnosis earlier this year. In a video shared on X, she expressed her relief at finishing the treatment, stating, “As the summer comes to an end, I cannot tell you what a relief it is.” Over the past nine months, she described her family’s journey as “incredibly tough,” highlighting the sudden changes in life and the challenges they have faced.
The former Kate Middleton reflected on the complexity and unpredictability of cancer, noting that it forces individuals to confront their vulnerabilities and gain a new perspective on life. She emphasized the importance of appreciating the simple things that are often taken for granted.
Kate mentioned that her current focus is on remaining cancer-free and acknowledged that although she has completed chemotherapy, her journey to healing will continue. She is hopeful for her recovery and looks forward to resuming her public engagements in the upcoming months.
Expressing her gratitude, Kate shared that the support from others during this difficult time has been incredibly humbling for both her and Prince William. She also offered encouragement to those facing similar challenges, stating, “I remain with you, side by side, hand in hand. Out of darkness, can come light, so let that light shine bright.”
In March, Kate revealed her diagnosis in a video message after undergoing planned abdominal surgery in January. Initially believed to be noncancerous, further tests post-surgery confirmed the presence of cancer, which she described as a “huge shock” for her family.
She made her first public appearance since her diagnosis at the Trooping the Colour event in June, riding in a carriage with her children, George, Charlotte, and Louis. Since then, she has attended several high-profile events, including Wimbledon and a video celebration for Team Great Britain at the 2024 Olympics, as well as participating in outings with King Charles III and Queen Camilla.