According to the outlet, 73-year-old cancer patient Karen MacLean, spoke with both Middleton and King Charles during the Sandringham walk and spoke with them about her journey with the disease, which she's said she has had for 20 years.

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Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, spent her traditional Christmas Day walkabout at Sandringham with several meaningful conversations focused on cancer. Months after completing chemotherapy treatment and coming back to terms with life,

Kate Middleton had been dating Prince William for the better part of five years when she was invited to the royal family’s Christmas at Sandringham by Queen Elizabeth in a precedent-breaking move. (Typically,

It was a very merry holiday for Kate Middleton as she joined the royal family for their annual Christmas Day walk to St. Mary Magdalene Church at Sandringham. The event marked the end of a long year for the Princess of Wales as she battled cancer.

Many of Kate Middleton’s Christmas Day walkabout conversations at Sandringham centered around being diagnosed with cancer, as the Princess of Wales was earlier in 2024.

George, 11, Charlotte, 9, and Louis, 6, walked alongside their parents Prince William and Kate, the Princess of Wales, as members of Britain's royal family made their way into St. Mary Magdalene Church for their traditional Christmas Day service.

Kate Middleton delighted onlookers, joining other members of the British Royal Family for the annual Christmas morning walk to and from their church service at Sandringham, in Norfolk. Kate was accompanied by her husband Prince William and their three children, George, Charlotte and Louis, as they joined King Charles and Queen Camilla.

Kate Middleton and Queen Camilla ended a difficult year with a cherished Christmas tradition in which the royal members sported similar outfits. On Wednesday, the Princess of Wales, 42, wore a green Alexander McQueen coat with a matching fascinator and scarf and accessorized with black gloves and boots for the traditional Christmas Day walk to St.

In addition to Charles and Camilla and William and Kate and their children, other royal family members who celebrate Christmas at Sandringham include Charles's sister, Princess Anne, and youngest brother Prince Edward, and their spouses, children and in the case of Anne, grandchildren.