On Christmas morning, Princess Kate drew everyone’s attention as the royal family made their usual visit to Sandringham.

Photographers captured Kate beaming as she exited St Mary Magdalene Church in eastern England. She donned a dark green peacoat paired with a matching beret and a cozy dark blue and green plaid scarf. Her cheerful demeanor was a heartening sight, especially considering the princess has faced challenges this year and has recently resumed her royal duties after undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.

She was joined by Prince William and their children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, along with other family members, including King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

On Christmas Eve, in a televised special, Kate, wearing a festive red coat dress with a black bow, hosted the fourth annual “Royal Carols: Together at Christmas” at the iconic Westminster Abbey in London. This event was recorded earlier this month and began with a heartfelt message from the princess.

During the holiday broadcast, Kate, featured alongside Prince William and their children, highlighted themes of togetherness, reflecting on the need for understanding, particularly in light of “our own vulnerabilities” during the festive season.

The Princess of Wales publicly shared her cancer diagnosis in March and mentioned she would be undergoing “preventive chemotherapy.”

After finishing her chemotherapy, Kate has recently made more appearances at royal engagements. In a video posted by Channel 5 news on X, she reflected on how this year has been particularly challenging for her.

During the broadcast, she expressed, “When we take a step back from the daily pressures, we create space to embrace life with love, kindness, and forgiveness, which truly embodies the spirit of Christmas.”