On September 9, the official Instagram account of the Prince and Princess of Wales posted a new post titled “A Message from Catherine, Princess of Wales.”

The update included a video that was over three minutes long, showcasing moments of Duchess Kate enjoying some peaceful and joyful time with her husband, Prince William, and their three children in the woods. Accompanying the footage is a voiceover from the 1982-born beauty.

"As the summer draws to a close, I cannot express the relief I feel that I am finally out of intensive care. The past nine months have been a truly challenging time for our family. Life, as you know, can change in the blink of an eye and we have had to navigate rough waters and uncharted paths," Duchess Kate began her positive announcement.

The future Queen of England described her battle with her health challenge as complex, frightening and unpredictable. Now that she has reached the final stages of this phase, her current goal is to do everything possible to stay away from it.

Kate stressed that despite having all the bad cells removed, she still has a long way to go to heal, fully recover and return to normal life.

The royal bride expressed her enthusiasm for attending more public events in the coming months, which has given her a sense of hope and appreciation for her new life.

"William and I are so grateful for the support we have received and have drawn immense strength from everyone who has helped us during this time. The kindness, empathy and compassion each person has shown has truly humbled us. To everyone who continues their own journey through their own health challenges: I will be there, standing by you, holding your hand. After every dark night, there can be a light, so let that light shine," Kate concluded her heartfelt message.

Duchess Kate shocked the world when she publicly revealed her diagnosis in March. She had previously faced significant public scrutiny due to her long absence from public events.

At the time, Kate said her condition was in its early stages and that she would need chemotherapy, but did not specify what type of illness she had.

Following her announcement, Duchess Kate largely withdrew from the public eye to focus on her recovery. During this time, she continued to perform some royal duties from her desk but did not participate in public engagements.

In May, a royal family friend told Vanity Fair that the Princess of Wales was making positive progress, tolerating her medication well and feeling significantly better.

Kate made her first public appearance at the Trooping the Colour celebrations in June. A month later, she attended the 2024 Wimbledon final.