Princess Katherine of Wales joined her husband, Prince William, and father-in-law, King Charles, at the Remembrance Sunday service to honor Britain’s fallen servicemen and women.

This event marked a significant moment in her recovery, as it was the first time in over a year that the Princess carried out two consecutive days of official public engagements since her cancer diagnosis and subsequent chemotherapy treatment earlier this year.

The two women stood solemnly, paying their respects during the two-minute silence as the remembrance service unfolded below.

Both looked reflective as they observed the service, with Princess Katherine’s dignified presence particularly notable.

Despite the challenges of the past year, her appearance highlighted her strength, and she was visibly happy to be back in public life.

Prince William, who has carried heavy burdens this year, from supporting his wife through her health challenges to managing his royal responsibilities, appeared visibly at ease next to Katherine. While the couple’s united front spoke volumes about their strength, it also highlighted the close personal connection they share.

While Queen Camilla was notably absent from the Remembrance Sunday service, it was understood that she was advised by doctors to rest following a chest infection. The Queen, who has deep personal connections to the armed forces through her father, Major Bruce Shand, had expressed her disappointment at missing such an important occasion. Despite her absence, it was reported that she is recovering at Ray Mill House in Wiltshire and is expected to resume her royal duties next week.