It’s been nearly 18 months since Princess Kate Middleton was diagnosed with cancer — a time that brought fear, silence, and endless speculation. But today, there’s relief: she’s officially in remission.

After undergoing abdominal surgery in early 2024, Kate disappeared from public life to focus on treatment. Rumors swirled, especially after the release of a heavily edited Mother’s Day photo. But in a heartfelt video last September, Kate confirmed she had completed chemotherapy. “It’s been incredibly tough,” she shared, “but I now look at life with a whole new perspective.”

That new perspective is shaping how she moves forward.

Sources close to the royal family say Kate isn’t rushing back into her old schedule. Instead, she and Prince William are prioritizing their roles as parents and being more intentional about royal duties. “Family is at the center of their universe,” one insider shared.

Kate recently returned to the Royal Marsden Hospital, where she received treatment, and connected with other cancer patients. She opened up about the emotional toll: “It’s such a shock… you think the treatment is over and everything will go back to normal, but it’s not that simple.”

Now in remission, Kate is slowly stepping back into public life — attending Trooping the Colour but skipping events like Royal Ascot. According to reports, she’s being selective with appearances and focusing on behind-the-scenes work, including her long-term Early Years initiative.

As a close friend put it: “Kate is hopeful. She’s reassessing her priorities and embracing life with new appreciation.”