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The Princess of Wales completed the Three Peaks Challenge— climbing Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Yr Wyddfa—within 24 hours to raise funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. At the finish she was greeted by Prince William and their children (George, Charlotte and Louis) along with her parents and brother, with touching photographs capturing hugs from her family.
Catherine, the Princess of Wales, surprised Wimbledon attendees by greeting the public, handing out tickets and taking card payments before settling in to watch Arthur Fery play Otto Virtanen on Court 18, sitting between Deborah Jevans and Tim Henman.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, completed Britain’s Three Peaks Challenge—climbing the highest mountains in England, Scotland and Wales within 24 hours (3,064 meters/10,052 feet)—to raise funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. The 44-year-old, who was treated for cancer in 2024 and is in remission, described the trek as personal and a way to give back while promoting holistic cancer care; she undertook the challenge solo and was greeted at the finish by family, while urging donations.
The Princess of Wales completed the National Three Peaks Challenge in 24 hours to raise funds for the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, sharing casual gear in an Instagram post and underscoring a holistic, whole-person approach to cancer care; she is in remission and was greeted by family at the finish.
Catherine, the Princess of Wales, completed the Three Peaks Challenge (Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon) in 24 hours to raise funds for the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity and highlight the importance of holistic care—supportive treatment that addresses wellbeing alongside medical care—after revealing a cancer diagnosis in 2024 and remission in early 2025.
The Independent published rare behind-the-scenes Trooping the Colour footage, showing light-hearted royal moments (such as Princess Charlotte glancing at the camera) alongside parade rehearsals, the carriage procession, and crowds gathered at Horse Guards Parade.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, arrived at Trooping the Colour 2026 in an ice-blue Lafayette coat dress by Catherine Walker, a look reminiscent of Princess Diana’s 1987 silhouette, and accessorized with Cassandra Goad cavolfiore pearl earrings and the Irish Guards Regimental Brooch. She traveled by carriage with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, while Prince William rode with Princess Anne and Prince Edward, as the royal procession marked the King’s official birthday.
Princess of Wales Kate Middleton visited The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester to meet patients and staff, rang a chemotherapy bell, and tour wellbeing spaces and art sessions, highlighting holistic support for patients and families as she continues her post-remission public duties.
On day two of her Italian tour in Reggio Emilia, the Princess of Wales showcased her evolving ring stack by pairing her iconic blue sapphire engagement ring with multiple infinity bands, including a newer diamond-and-sapphire piece speculated to be Étincelle de Cartier, as she met children and educators—marking a milestone public appearance since her cancer diagnosis and highlighting her signature, versatile jewellery style.
A royal author argues that Prince Harry and Catherine, the Princess of Wales, were once close but their relationship has become irreparably broken since Harry and Meghan's 2020 royal exit. The turning point, according to author Christopher Anderson, was Harry's remark about King Charles's health, which Catherine allegedly found tasteless, and it followed controversies over Harry's friendship with Jeffrey Epstein through Andrew. The piece notes that the Fab Four never reunited after the Queen's funeral in 2022, and it suggests Catherine has actively shaped the monarchy's future while supporting her husband and son.
To mark Princess Charlotte’s 11th birthday, Kensington Palace released a new portrait of the Princess shot by Matt Porteous during the Easter break in Cornwall, followed by a short video from the same holiday showing Charlotte bowling a cricket ball, patting the family dogs, and writing a message in the sand, with birthday wishes from the Prince and Princess of Wales.
Celebrating 15 years of marriage, Kate and William’s public wardrobe favors coordinated yet not matching looks—utilizing color stories, British designers, and subtle diplomatic nods across engagements from engagement photocall to state visits and premieres, charting their evolving fashion partnership.
At London's Anzac Day ceremonies, the Princess of Wales wore a rare tanzanite and diamond pendant—believed to be a gift from Prince William—paired with Princess Diana’s sapphire drop earrings, while representing King Charles III at the Cenotaph wreath-laying and the Westminster Abbey service; the piece first appeared in 2015 and has since surfaced on select royal occasions, complemented by a navy coat with white lapels and a nod to Diana in the accessories.
Princess Catherine says she has reduced her alcohol consumption since her cancer diagnosis and remission, signaling a personal shift in public health messaging about drinking and cancer risk. Health experts note that alcohol can raise the risk of several cancers—breast, colorectal, stomach, liver, and mouth—and may affect recurrence, while NHS guidance recommends limiting to 14 units a week and acknowledges there is no completely safe level.
During a surprise Bermondsey outing, the Princess of Wales said she has cut back on alcohol since her cancer diagnosis and chemotherapy in 2024, declining beer and cider in favor of a soft drink, and noting she must be more conscious of her drinking now while continuing her public engagements.