The Princess of Wales received chemotherapy away from fellow cancer patients. Being the Princess of Wales doesn't always have its advantages. When Kate Middleton received her cancer treatment, she kept the details of her type of cancer and its respective stage hidden from the public.

Not even Princess Diana, who became Princess of Wales in 1981, gave companies her official seal of approval when she held the title

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, announced Tuesday she is in remission, months after completing chemotherapy for an undisclosed type of cancer that she disclosed to the world nearly a year ago.

Kate, the Princess of Wales, announced Tuesday that her cancer is in remission, less than one year after announcing her diagnosis. The 43-year-old princess shared the update in a statement on X, writing, "It is a relief to now be in remission and I remain focused on recovery."

Kate Middleton is in remission from cancer, she said on social media on Tues., Jan. 14. The Princess of Wales first revealed her diagnosis last year.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, announced her cancer is now in remission on Jan. 14. "It is a relief to now be in remission and I remain focused on recovery. As anyone who has experienced a cancer diagnosis will know, it takes time to adjust to a new normal," the former Kate Middleton said in a statement posted on Instagram.

Kate Middleton and Prince William at the ceremonial welcome for the Amir of Qatar's state visit to the U.K. at Horse Guards Parade in London on Dec. 3, 2024

Princess Kate and Prince William have shown unprecedented openness about their relationship following Catherine's cancer journey, according to sources close to the royal household. A source told People magazine that the Prince and Princess of Wales are "more open" now and "talk about their relationship together.

A source close to the royal family commented on the pair's marriage following Middleton's latest health update.