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Kate Middleton is feeling ‘grateful’ this holiday season.
The Princess of Wales made a rare comment about her cancer journey while speaking to fans – including a fellow survivor – after the royal family’s Christmas Day service in England.
“The number of people who have written this year is extraordinary and I think cancer really resonates with so many families,” Middleton, 42, said outside Sandringham on Wednesday, as seen in footage obtained by the Daily Mail.
“People like you do all the hard work out there. I am extremely grateful.”
Kate Middleton said she is “grateful” for the support she has received during her cancer journey as she chatted with fans after Wednesday’s Christmas service. Karen Anvil “The number of people who have written this year is extraordinary and I think cancer really resonates with so many families,” she said, based on footage obtained by the Daily Mail. Karen Anvil
At one point, a woman told Middleton, “We’re all behind you, never forget that,” to which the royal family responded, “Thank you so much, (that’s) so kind.”
Middleton was also seen hugging Karen Maclean, a 73-year-old cancer survivor who battled cancer for 20 years.
Maclean told the Daily Mail that they “had a little chat about cancer” with King Charles III, who announced his cancer diagnosis in February.
The Princess of Wales, seen here with fans on Christmas Day, also hugged someone who said she had had cancer for 20 years. Zak Hussein / SplashNews.com The woman, Karen Maclean, told the Mail she had “a chat about cancer” with Middleton and King Charles III. Bav Media / SplashNews.com
Earlier this month, Middleton briefly speaking about her journey with cancer while talking to pop star Paloma Faith fourth annual carol service at Westminster Abbey.
“I didn’t know this year would be the year I just had,” she candidly noted.
Middelton announced she was cancer free in September, after being treated for almost the entire year.
“Although I have completed chemotherapy, my road to healing and full recovery is long and I must continue to take each day as it comes,” she said at the time.
Middleton announced her cancer diagnosis in March. Zak Hussein / SplashNews.com Charles revealed his own diagnosis in February. X/Royal Family
She also expressed her gratitude for all the good wishes she received along the way, saying: “(Prince) William and I are so grateful for the support we have received and have drawn great strength from everyone who is helping us at this time. .”
The mother of three was originally announced her cancer diagnosis next March widespread speculation about her whereabouts due to her lack of public appearances at the time.
She said her cancer was discovered afterward undergo abdominal surgery in January.
Middleton announced in September that she had completed her chemotherapy treatments and was cancer-free. BBC Studios She has not revealed what form of cancer she has. BBC Studios
Middelton was reportedly “working from bed” after her operation. She attended her first official work assignment at Windsor Castle in September when she organized a meeting with members of the Early Years campaign teamassociated with its Royal Foundation Center for Early Childhood.
She made her first public appearance after completing her chemotherapy in October.
Before the engagement, she and William visited the Southport Community Center to meet those affected knife attack during a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in July.