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The Princess of Wales reveals "rollercoaster" of emotions after recovering from cancer treatment

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3rd July 2025
The Princess of Wales spoke candidly about her recovery with cancer on Wednesday, telling patients and staff at the Colchester Hospital’s Cancer Wellbeing Centre that “everybody expects you to be better,” after completing treatment, “But that’s not the case at all.” The future queen paid an unannounced visit to Essex for an engagement to discuss the benefits of nature and how it can…
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The Princess of Wales returns to historic royal event

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17th June 2025
The Order of the Garter service is a major event on the royal calendar each year, with royals taking part in the service and more attending as guests. As expected, The Princess of Wales and The Duchess of Edinburgh were there and looking very summery.  The two royals were outside St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle to watch the Garter procession before the service. Both their husbands are…
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The Princess of Wales wore St. Patrick's Blue for Trooping the Colour as she sends special message to the Irish Guards

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14th June 2025
The Princess of Wales made a triumphant return to Trooping the Colour this year, dressed with nods to the Irish Guards. This year, Catherine sat alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla on the Dais at Horse Guards Parade, taking a more prominent role and sitting to the left of her father-in-law. She’s previously sat on the Dais in 2023, though King Charles watched from horseback that…
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The Princess of Wales takes a leading role at Trooping The Colour

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14th June 2025
The Princess of Wales has taken a leading role at this year’s Trooping The Colour, with the 43-year-old royal accompanying The King and Queen on the Dais in Horse Guards Parade. For the first time, Catherine sat alongside both the Monarch and Queen Consort as she watched the military parade. Her husband, the Prince of Wales, took part in the parade on horseback, riding a horse called…
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