Kate Middleton celebrates first Christmas after cancer treatment
- Kate Middleton was diagnosed with cancer after experiencing symptoms last year.
- She completed her chemotherapy treatment in September and has resumed royal duties.
- The royal family is looking forward to a more positive Christmas celebration this year.
In Norfolk, England, the royal family is preparing to celebrate Christmas at Sandringham Estate after a notably challenging year for Kate Middleton. She first noticed unusual symptoms last year around this time and underwent surgery in mid-January, leading to a cancer diagnosis. Following a difficult Christmas last year, she completed her chemotherapy in September and is gradually resuming her royal duties. This year, the family is expected to enjoy a more positive holiday atmosphere focusing on family time, especially with their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. Kate Middleton is also set to organize a carol concert at Westminster Abbey on December 6, themed “Together at Christmas,” aimed at supporting families affected by recent tragedies.