Kate Middleton has reportedly drawn plans for what the rest of her year will look like.
The 42-year-old is back in the spotlight after announcing her chemotherapy treatment is over earlier this month. She said her family have had to ‘find a way to navigate the stormy waters and road unknown.’
Kate was briefly seen in public after the cancer update on her way to Crathie Kirk Church in Balmoral alongside Prince William, King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Now Paul Burrell – a former royal butler to Princess Diana and a footman for Queen Elizabeth- has predicted when Kate could be spotted next.
Paul, speaking on behalf of Slingo, revealed: ‘I think that you will see [Kate] at the Cenotaph in November, a tribute to those who died in all conflict.
‘That is an occasion she would want to go to which people would want to see her at, he said.
After that, royal fans are likely to get a glimpse of the future Queen at the royals’ ‘biggest night of the year.’
He said: ‘But there aren’t many occasions now through the rest of the year, other than the Diplomatic Reception of Buckingham Palace, which is the biggest night of the year for the royals, where every room of Buckingham Palace is used and every diplomat in London attends.
‘That is a very big night. She may appear at that, but there aren’t many other occasions that she will.’
Kate made two brief stints into the public during her health scare before completing chemotherapy.
In July, the Princess of Wales stepped out at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships along with her daughter Princess Charlotte, nine, and sister Pippa Middleton, 41.
She gave the trophy to Carlos Alcaraz with a big smile after he beat Novak Djokovic in the men’s singles tennis final.
Where will Kate and William spend their Christmas?
Paul said the King and Queen will be busy travelling to Australia and other Commonwealth nations in October.
It will be the monarch’s first formal royal trip to the Commonwealth countries since revealing his cancer diagnosis in February.
The royal family will then gather for Christmas at Sandringham, Norfolk.
But Kate is likely to stay out of the public eye there as the couple and their three children will stay at Anmer Hall, a Georgian country house located three miles from the Sandringham Estate.
Anmer Hall is a ‘happy place’ for them.
He said: ‘They stay at Anmer and they just visit the big house to spend time with the King and Queen on occasion, but most of their time is spent at Anmer.
‘So we’re not going to see a great deal from William and Kate.’
The Prince and Princess of Wales have been busy posting on their official @KensingtonRoyal X account.
On Friday, pictures showed smiling William braving the heavy rain as he stood in front of cameras to film for ‘a very special’ project as part of the Earthshot Prize environmental award.
It was launched by Prince William with David Attenborough in 2020 to award environmental campaigners.
