KATE Middleton is set to return to royal duties next week, but it’s unlikely we will see her wear a tiara this year. The Princess of Wales, 42, who is recovering from cancer, will join The Prince

Princess Kate Middleton will be joining husband Prince William and other members of the royal family for an upcoming state visit to London by the Amir of Qatar. The occasion will mark Kate's most significant appearance of 2024 after she was diagnosed with cancer and underwent lengthy chemotherapy treatments.

Kate Middleton has been slowly returning to work since completing chemotherapy treatment. The Princess of Wales, 42, started with low-key meetings before resuming major public appearances (even if she had to lean on Duchess Sophie for support).

Kate Middleton's next royal duty has been revealed, and the Princess of Wales will join Prince William for the start of the incoming state visit from Qatar next week.

The Princess of Wales is set to play a role in the Emir of Qatar’s state visit to the UK next week. Kate, who is recovering from cancer, will join her husband the Prince of Wales in greeting Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and the first of his three wives,

Next month, Kate Middleton and her husband Prince William will welcome the Amir of Qatar and his wife to the United Kingdom as Kate makes her way back into public life

King Charles is hosting the Amir of the State of Qatar for a State Visit next week on December 3 and 4. And today, Buckingham Palace has announced that Kate Middleton will be among the royals taking part in the official welcome of the Amir and his wife.