Kate Middleton was present at the Festival of Remembrance this Saturday, November 9, 2024. The Princess of Wales makes his first public appearance highly publicized for months
Royal Albert Hall after his remission from cancer.
Kate Middleton was resplendent. She wore a black dress, and appeared alongside Prince William at the beautiful Kensington venue to pay tribute to the British military. On Sunday, November 10, Kate Middleton and other members of the royal family will attend at the annual Service of Remembrance at the Cenotaph at Whitehall, the country's main war memorial dedicated to the deaths of the two world wars.
photo credit: Bestimage The lovely Kate Middleton
First official appearance of Kate Middleton
This is the first appearance highly publicized and monitored of Princess Kate Middleton since she was
announced that he had cancer. With Prince William, she seemed in shape. Hosted by Adrian Lester, several British music icons
will take the stage to honor service members including Sir Tom Jones, Alexandra Burke, Jack Savoretti and many more.
The king Charles III was also present. But Queen Camilla was absent of the event this evening and will also be absent from the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Cenotaph tomorrow. She fell sick and suffers from “seasonal lung infection.“ A Palace spokesperson confirmed the information today: “Following the advice of doctors to ensure complete recovery from seasonal lung infection, and to protect others from any potential risksHer Majesty will not attend Remembrance events this weekend.”
Kate Middleton and King Charles III are better, Camilla is resting
Princess Kate Middleton is in full remission of cancer and the king
Charles III also continues his cancer treatment. Both are present at Remembrance events this weekend. Their state of health appears to be fine
better. Everyone is fine except the queen. Buckingham Palace announced on Tuesday that the Queen, who had just completed a tour of Australia and Samoa with King Charles, was canceling her engagements due to his lung infection.
Earlier, a Palace spokesperson declared:
“Her Majesty the Queen is currently sick
of a lung infection, for which his doctors advised a short rest. With great regret, His Majesty had to
withdraw from this week's commitments,
but she hope to be restored to attend Remembrance events as normal this weekend.” This is not the case: the queen, aged 77, is still in
convalescence at home in Wiltshire under the supervision of her doctors. If her condition improves, she is expected to return to work next week for this year's Booker Prize shortlisted authors' reception at Clarence House and is also expected to attend the world premiere of
Gladiator II at the Royal Film Performance in Leicester Square, London next Wednesday.
