Kate shares new portrait taken by Prince Louis ahead of World Cancer Day
- A portrait of the Princess of Wales, taken by her son Prince Louis, was shared to mark World Cancer Day on Tuesday.
- Kensington Palace stated that the photo reflects the importance of nature to the Princess, who is in remission from cancer.
- Catherine is returning to work after her treatment and has launched a project to encourage empathy and kindness.
- She expressed support for those undergoing cancer treatment and called for a societal 'rebalance' to prioritize health.
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Princess Catherine shared a personal photo on social media on World Cancer Day, taken by her youngest son, Prince Louis. In it, the 43-year-old is standing on the trunk of a fallen tree in the middle of a forest, her arms outstretched and a smile on her face. The future queen, who has had a difficult battle with the disease, marked World Cancer Day with the post.
News24 | SEE | Princess Kate honours World Cancer Day with joyful snap captured by youngest son, Prince Louis
Princess Kate has marked World Cancer Day, held on 4 February, by posting an image of herself on social media taken by her six-year-old son Prince Louis.
Cele|bitchy | Princess Kate releases a photo taken by Prince Louis for World Cancer Day
Last June, just one day before Trooping the Colour, the Princess of Wales released a new portrait of herself taken in Windsor. It was a “proof of life” photo from a princess who had been largely missing for months, and Kate paired the photo with a statement about how she was “not out of the woods” yet, because get it, she had her photo taken while standing next to a tree. What we didn’t realize at the time was that Kate’s health problems were go…
Kate Middleton's new photo to honor World Cancer Day says more than meets the eye.
February 4th is World Cancer Day. Princess Kate uses this date to make an emotional appeal to all those affected by the disease. This touches her fans. But a photo accompanying the message causes astonishment.
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