Kate Middleton cancer: Catherine wins battle with help from Prince William

It was announced last month that Kate Middleton, who was diagnosed with cancer, would soon return to public service as she reportedly showed positive signs following treatment.

The Princess of Wales is on the road to recovery after being diagnosed with shock cancer, according to people familiar with the matter.

An insider said: “Kate Middleton beat cancer with the help of her husband Prince William, who stood by her side and encouraged her.”

“Catherine’s infectious smile was always there as she spent time with her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, who were enjoying the school holidays with their parents.”

The source added: “She appears to have overcome her fears and is starting to live her life again, winning the battle against the disease that initially affected her so severely.”

Kate, William and their children are currently spending time together during the Easter holidays at Langbrook School.

The Duchess of Cambridge shared her health battle with the world in an emotional Instagram video, describing the cancer diagnosis as a “huge shock.”

She added: “I am getting stronger every day by focusing on things that help me heal, my mind, body and spirit.”

On the other hand, royal expert Jenny Bond told bella magazine: “I’m sure she’s doing her best to take part in outdoor life – picnics, barbecues and walks on the beach.”

William is providing the princess with valuable support and comfort at this time: “He is a very reliable, strong man. Because William is there for her, she doesn’t feel isolated,” a long-time family friend recently told her people.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have been touched by the messages of support they have received since Kate Middleton underwent preventive chemotherapy.