Princess Kate is set to make her most prominent return to royal life as host of the annual Christmas carol service at London's Westminster Abbey.

Royal family members will show up for Princess Kate at her annual Christmas carol service, Kensington Palace confirmed.

In March, Kate confirmed she had been diagnosed with an unknown form of cancer. What followed was a nine-month battle as she underwent “preventative chemotherapy”. She endured intense online speculation in the weeks leading up to the public announcement and has largely stayed out of the spotlight since.

Kensington Palace has finally taken action to address an apparent error made by a well-known royal reporter, who incorrectly suggested in September that Kate Middleton never had cancer but was instead diagnosed with “pre-cancerous cells.

The Princess of Wales joined her husband Prince William and other members of the British royal family at two weekend events honoring the country's fallen soldiers.

The Together at Christmas Service will take place at Westminster Abbey on Friday, December 6 and will be led by Princess Kate, who has been seen publicly just five times this year

Just when the Kate Middleton conspiracy theories that kicked off 2024 seemed to be over, they pulled her right back in. A royal reporter raised questions about the Princess of Wales' cancer diagnosis in September,