Inside Kate Middleton's 'measured' return to 'normal' following cancer battle as the Princess of Wales enjoys skiing holiday with her family
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The Princess of Wales has kicked off her 'fulfilling year' after announcing she is in remission from cancer with a family holiday, with the royal expected to continue her 'measured' return to 'normal' in 2025. Royal fans breathed a sigh of relief last September, when Kate announced she had completed a preventative course of chemotherapy.
![[The Mail on Sunday recently revealed that Kate, William, and their children - George, 11, Charlotte, nine, and Louis, six - enjoyed a quiet break in the Alps just over two weeks ago. William and Kate pictured here during their 2016 visit to the French Alps]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/20/12/94292673-14304005-image-a-32_1737375591131.jpg)
Kate said that experience with the disease had reminded her and William 'to reflect and be grateful for the simple things in life' and given her a renewed sense of what's important. 'Simply loving and being loved,' she shared, at the time. Renewed with purpose, the princess also expressed her delight at being able to resume her public duties and undertaking 'a few more public engagements in the coming months'.
![[She kicked 2025 off with a visit to the Royal Marsden hospital in London, where she secretly underwent treatment for cancer]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/20/12/94288565-14304005-image-a-33_1737375674506.jpg)
Four months - and a handful of public appearances later - the mother-of-three, 43, is navigating a carefully calibrated return to the spotlight - with the Princess expected to attend the Bafta film awards next month. If she decides to walk the red carpet with her husband, the Prince of Wales, the event will mark Kate's most high-profile public appearance since treatment.
![[The Princess of Wales joined Prince William, as well as senior members of the Royal Family, for the annual Festival of Remembrance at Royal Albert Hall in London last November]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/20/12/94288567-14304005-The_Princess_of_Wales_joined_Prince_William_as_well_as_senior_me-a-30_1737375572225.jpg)
After completing treatment, however, her first engagement was an emotionally-charged visit to Southport last October, where she and Prince William, 43, met the families of the three girls who lost their lives in the senseless knife attack tragedy. The Princess of Wales has kicked off her 'fulfilling year' after announcing she is in remission from cancer with a family holiday, with the royal expected to continue her 'measured' return to 'normal' in 2025. Fans celebrated her appearance at the Royal Family's Christmas Day service in Sandringham.
![[Kate appeared solemn as she watched over the proceedings from a balcony before joining the nation in observing two minutes of silence in honour of Britain's fallen soldiers]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/20/11/94291469-14304005-image-a-18_1737372537247.jpg)
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