In a heartfelt return to the public eye, Princess Catherine, the Princess of Wales, was spotted for the first time since her recent cancer diagnosis.

Today, she joined her children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—in a carriage for the King’s Birthday Parade.

This event marks a significant moment for the royal family as they come together amid King Charles’s own battle with cancer.

The princess had announced her intention to return to public life during the Trooping the Colour ceremony.

In a statement released just before her appearance, she expressed her enthusiasm, saying, “I’m looking forward to attending the King’s Birthday Parade with my family this weekend.”

However, she also acknowledged the challenges ahead, noting, “I hope to be involved in some public engagements over the summer, but just knowing that I’m not out of the woods yet.”

Back in March, Princess Catherine shared a video message revealing that she had begun preventative chemotherapy earlier this year.

This decision followed tests that indicated cancer after she had undergone significant abdominal surgery.

Today’s event marks Kate’s first official public outing since joining the Royal Family for a Christmas Day walk to Sandringham Church.

While her presence at the Trooping the Colour is reassuring, it does not signify a full return to her royal duties.

The Princess of Wales is hopeful about participating in some public engagements throughout the summer.

However, she has opted out of attending Garter Day and Royal Ascot next week, prioritizing her health as she navigates this challenging period.