Kate Middleton is attending an important event on the royal family's annual calendar for the first time in two years after scaling back her schedule in 2024 while undergoing treatment for cancer.

Kate to attend Westminster Abbey service as Princess of Wales gradually returns to public duties - A 2,000-strong congregation will gather for the event at Westminster Abbey on Monday afternoon

Duchess Sophie was not among the senior royals attending the Commonwealth Day service today in London but there is a reason why.

King Charles and Queen Camilla were joined by the Prince and Princess of Wales, Princess Anne, and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester at Westminster Abbey.

The leader of the Commonwealth, King Charles III, will deliver a speech to the 56 nations that make up the Commonwealth, and arrived with a pink, silk pocket square that nodded to Queen Camilla’s jovial cherry blossom pink coat, matching dress and hat. Other royals in attendance included Princess Anne and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.

The Commonwealth Day service is among the most significant events in the royal calendar with Princess Kate representing the finest British designers.

Kate Middleton made a stunning return to the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey this afternoon, after missing last year’s event due to ongoing cancer treatment. The Princess of Wales was forced to skip the 2023 service due to receiving chemotherapy,

Princess Kate has stepped out at the Commonwealth Day Service this afternoon after missing the event last year. The Princess of Wales was unable to attend the service in 2024 as she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy treatment after cancer was found in tests following a significant abdominal surgery.

Princess Kate is attending her first Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey in two years after missing last year's event due to her cancer treatment. King Charles was also unable to attend the annual celebration in 2024,