The Princess of Wales is set to join the Royal Family at Balmoral this month in what will be her longest journey since her cancer diagnosis, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Prince William and Kate have spent each summer at the 50,000-acre estate in the Scottish Highlands since their 2011 wedding.
However, some insiders worried this year might be different due to the princess’s health.
Since announcing her preventative chemotherapy in March, Kate has split her time between Adelaide Cottage in Windsor and Anmer Hall in Norfolk, about 125 miles apart.
The Princess, 42, also travelled the short distance to London for Trooping the Colour in June and to Wimbledon for the men’s singles final in July, both of which are an hour’s drive from Windsor.
But sources have confirmed to The Mail on Sunday that Kate will join her husband and their three children north of the border this summer.
Her attendance will be seen by many as further reassurance that the princess is making ‘good progress’ after her diagnosis.
In June she told the public in an emotional message she was ‘not out of the woods yet’ and had ‘good days and bad days’, adding that her treatment would continue for ‘a few more months’.
She said that on her good days it was ‘a joy’ to ‘spend personal time on the things that give me energy and positivity’.
The annual holiday at Balmoral is a tradition for the royals, where they can relax in the peaceful countryside.
Long country walks and fishing are typical pastimes, with William and Kate known to enjoy cycling through the leafy grounds. Kensington Palace declined to comment.
The Princess of Wales will be making a welcome return to the Royal Family at Balmoral this summer, marking a significant milestone in her journey since her cancer diagnosis. Prince William and Kate have made Balmoral their summer retreat since tying the knot in 2011, enjoying the tranquility of the Scottish Highlands. There were concerns among insiders that this year might be different due to the princess’s health, but sources have confirmed that Kate will be making the trip north of the border with her husband and three children.Kate, 42, has been splitting her time between Adelaide Cottage in Windsor and Anmer Hall in Norfolk following her preventative chemotherapy in March. Despite her ongoing treatment, she has managed to attend events such as Trooping the Colour and Wimbledon, showing remarkable strength and resilience. Her decision to join the family at Balmoral is a testament to her positive progress and determination to continue living life to the fullest.The annual holiday at Balmoral is a cherished tradition for the royals, offering a peaceful escape from the demands of royal life. With the vast estate providing ample opportunities for long country walks, fishing, and outdoor activities, it’s a perfect retreat for relaxation and quality time with loved ones. William and Kate are known to enjoy cycling through the picturesque grounds, taking in the natural beauty of the Scottish landscape.As the princess continues her treatment and recovery, her presence at Balmoral serves as a symbol of hope and resilience. Her openness about the challenges she faces and her determination to focus on the positive aspects of life are an inspiration to many. The Royal Family’s unwavering support and the tranquil surroundings of Balmoral are sure to provide her with the strength and serenity she needs during this time.We will continue to keep you updated on the latest developments and inspiring stories from the world of royalty. Stay tuned for more valuable insights and engaging content as we strive to bring you the most useful information. Let us know your thoughts and feedback to help us tailor our content to your interests and needs. Source: USA Today
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