After her health struggles, the Princess of Wales bravely shared her personal journey with the world. She wanted to inspire those facing similar challenges, supported by her loved ones and the prayers of the nation. In a heartfelt note to her supporters, Catherine expressed her excitement at returning to royal duties and giving hope to those who admire her.

She appears to be recovering day by day, and despite attending events such as Trooping the Colour and Wimbledon, she is looking forward to what lies ahead. According to sources, Catherine is looking forward to reconnecting with the public and resuming her activities. She wants to stay away from engagements and return to her previous schedule, although it will take time and patience. Catherine hopes to attend the King's memorial service in November.

Royal aides have planned her annual Christmas service at Westminster Abbey for December. She has also scheduled regular meetings with her team, while continuing to work from home. Her husband William is anxious but supportive of her desire to return to normal, understanding that she thrives on being busy. Unlike the King, who has had a busy schedule since returning to public life, Catherine's reintegration will be gradual.

At 42, Catherine has been co-chair of Scouts since 2020. She recently celebrated the appointment of Dwayne Fields as the new Chief Scout of Great Britain, expressing her enthusiasm for the organisation. Her message on social media has been met with much support, with fans expressing their joy at the news.

As the summer comes to an end, she is feeling both happy and sad as her children return to school, excited by their growth but also emotional about the changes. Royal experts see her willingness to appear in public as a positive sign of her recovery. Her recent appearances suggest she is feeling better and could return to normal activities as early as this fall.