The Princess of Wales, widely admired for her unwavering commitment to charitable causes, has spread festive cheer to TAG Youth, a charity supporting children and young people with disabilities in Richmond and Kingston, London.

In a heartwarming gesture, Princess Catherine, 42, gifted the organization a Christmas tree, sparking excitement among the charity’s members and royal admirers alike.

While the Princess of Wales will not attend the glittering State Banquet at Buckingham Palace in line with her gradual approach to resuming public life, her confirmed participation in other significant elements of the state visit has been widely praised by royal sources.

This event marks an important milestone in Catherine’s return to royal duties after taking time to focus on her health earlier this year.

Over the past 11 months, she has made select public appearances, including at Trooping the Colour, Wimbledon, and Remembrance Day ceremonies. Her involvement in this high-profile engagement underscores her resilience and steadfast dedication to her responsibilities as a senior royal.

This Christmas season is particularly meaningful for the Princess of Wales, marking both personal and familial milestones. After a year of significant health challenges, including navigating a cancer diagnosis, Princess Catherine, along with King Charles, is preparing to celebrate the holiday season with the royal family. Reports suggest the family will reunite at Sandringham for their traditional Christmas Day service at St. Mary Magdalene Church.