Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, made her mark at the Remembrance Day service held at The Cenotaph in London. This was her first major public appearance since finishing chemotherapy for cancer, just a couple of months ago. The Princess, 42, attended the event with her husband, Prince William, and father-in-law, King Charles III. They all paid their respects to fallen soldiers by laying wreaths. Kate stood on one of the balconies, dressed in a black coat with a velvet bow, designed by Catherine Walker & Co. , a favorite of Princess Diana.

The ceremony honors those who died in world wars and other conflicts. It's a big deal with two minutes of silence, a religious service, and a march past of veterans. Kate has been part of this event every year since marrying Prince William in 2011, even during her pregnancies. This year, she attended both the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall and the main service.

Prince William shared that the past year has been tough, with both Kate and his father, King Charles, battling cancer. But he's proud of how they've handled it. Kate seems to be doing well after her treatment. The royal family, including Prince Edward, Princess Anne, and other royals, also attended the event.

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