Princess Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, is reportedly contemplating her next royal appearance following her recent attendance at Trooping the Colour.

This event marked her first public outing since her cancer diagnosis, where she joined the Royal Family on the iconic balcony of Buckingham Palace to celebrate King Charles’ official birthday.

At 42 years old, Kate has been candid about her health journey, sharing that she experiences both good and bad days as she navigates her ongoing treatment.

Despite the challenges, she seems eager to engage with her royal responsibilities once again, albeit with a careful approach.

Royal commentator Emily Andrews has suggested that Kate may make an appearance at Wimbledon next month, where she holds the title of patron.

Writing in Grazia, she emphasized that while Kate’s treatment continues for several months, her desire to visit the prestigious tennis tournament remains strong, depending on how she feels at the time.

Family remains at the forefront of Kate’s priorities.

A source close to the royal family revealed that supporting her children during their year-end sporting events, picnics, and outings is essential for her.

The children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—are described as her main motivation to stay resilient and push forward.

With summer approaching, the family plans to escape to their country home, Anmer Hall in Norfolk, once the school year wraps up.

This getaway will likely provide them with much-needed quality time together, away from the public eye.