Since Queen Elizabeth's passing in 2022, the Middleton family's bond has been carried over to King Charles, as the family has "a good relationship" with the reigning monarch, as well. With both Kate and Charles battling cancer, Carole and Michael Middleton, alongside Kate's siblings Pippa and James, "have been so pivotal and important this year."

Kate Middleton recently opened up about her cancer battle during the royal family's Together at Christmas annual concert. "I didn’t know this year was going to be the year that I’ve just had," the Princess of Wales said in a video shared on X,

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, attended the Royal Carols: Together at Christmas carol service on 6 December, and opened up about her cancer journey. Kate was present with her husband, Prince William, and their children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6.

Princess Kate Middleton chose to address her ongoing cancer battle in her own time. Kate's last official public appearance before taking a break was in 2023. One month later, Kensington Palace confirmed that Kate wouldn’t be involved in any royal engagements until after April at the earliest due to a planned abdominal surgery.

Kate Middleton made a rare comment about her cancer journey while speaking on the unexpected challenges she was met with throughout the past year. The Princess of Wales recently attended the annual carol service at Westminster Abbey with her husband,

Kate Middleton made King Charles, Prince William proud as she receives a nod for a prestigious title.The Princess of Wales, who just hosted a star-studded Christmas Carol Service last week at Westminster Abbey after a 'brutal year' of cancer

Kate Middleton made a rare comment about her cancer journey, admitting she was unprepared for the year she had after discovering her diagnosis. The Princess of Wales, 42, opened up about her experience while speaking with pop star Paloma Faith at her fourth annual carol service on Dec. 6 at Westminster Abbey.

Princess Kate has been shortlisted for Times Person of the Year following her "incredibly tough" cancer battle. The Princess of Wales, 42, made international headlines this year and stirred a conversation about privacy and health for public figures,