Expert: The true reason behind Kate Middleton’s participation at Trooping the Colour

At last, Kate Middleton is back. Royal supporters were understandably ecstatic when the Princess of Wales made her first public appearance since receiving her cancer diagnosis at Trooping the Colour.

Along with the other senior royals, the 42-year-old made an appearance on the Buckingham Palace balcony.

An expert lipreader was even able to decipher what she told her kids. Kate Middleton has had a protracted recuperation process; only time will tell if this past weekend truly signified her return to the royal life. While her hordes of admirers around the globe are eager to see her back in action, some royal specialists have advised her to take her recuperation slowly.

The Princess of Wales would undoubtedly prefer to return to her normal life, which includes seeing to it that her kids get dropped off at school and attending to her daily obligations to the Crown, if she had the option. What made her decide to go to the Trooping the Colour event in the first place? As stunning as one might anticipate, a royal specialist claims that there is only one apparent explanation.

Kate Middleton made her shocking cancer diagnosis public in the middle of March. Conspiracy theories about the Princess of Wales’ health abounded online after she had stomach surgery in January, which kept her out of the public eye.

Although Kate’s announcement of her cancer diagnosis was concerning, the public at last had some explanations for why she had been kept out of the public eye for so long. As Trooping the Colour draws nearer, a Daily Mail article from last week indicated that the Princess was “considering” attending the monarch’s birthday event.

It had been almost three months since Kate made her declaration. Even though there were still a lot of doubters, Kate finally spoke up on Friday to declare that she will be making her first official appearance at Trooping the Colour in six months. The Princess of Wales expressed her excitement about attending the yearly ceremony in a long statement.

“Over the past few months, I have received so many wonderful letters of support and encouragement that it has truly amazed me. William and I have experienced a significant difference from it, and it has supported us both throughout some of our most difficult moments,” Kate remarked. “I am making good progress, but as anyone undergoing chemotherapy will know, there are good days and bad days,” the Princess of Wales went on.

You have to give in to your body’s need for rest on those awful days when you feel weak and exhausted. However, you want to take full advantage of feeling well on your good days when you feel stronger.

“I will continue to receive treatment for a few more months. When I’m feeling well enough, I enjoy participating in school activities, spending time doing things that make me feel good about myself, and beginning to work from home occasionally.