In a heartfelt video announcement, Princess Kate Middleton revealed that she is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatment following her recent cancer diagnosis. As she focuses on her recovery, the Princess will be spending the Easter holiday in Sandringham with her family, including King Charles.

According to Entertainment Tonight, Princess Kate, along with Prince William and their three children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis – departed Adelaide Cottage by helicopter on March 23. They are understood to be traveling to Anmer Hall, their country home located on the Sandringham estate.

Despite prior speculation, Harper's Bazaar reports that Princess Kate is unlikely to make a public appearance on Easter Day, considering her recent medical announcement. A palace insider shared, "The Princess will return to official duties when she is cleared to do so by her medical team. She is in good spirits and is focused on making a full recovery." Meanwhile, Prince William will continue to support his wife and family while fulfilling his official duties.

On March 22, Princess Kate opened up about her diagnosis in a prerecorded video, expressing that she had undergone successful major abdominal surgery in London in January. Initially, it was thought that her condition was non-cancerous, but post-operative tests revealed the presence of cancer. As a result, her medical team advised her to undergo a course of preventative chemotherapy, which she has now entered the early stages of.

Princess Kate's decision to prioritize her well-being and spend time with her family during the Easter holiday is commendable. The royal's strength and positive outlook demonstrate her determination to conquer this new challenge. As her supporters across the world continue to send their well-wishes, it is hoped that her treatment will lead to a full recovery and a return to her official duties in due time.