Catherine, Princess of Wales opens up about her cancer recovery

Catherine, Princess of Wales opens up about her cancer recovery Advertisement Updated: 9:57 PM EST Nov 12, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Catherine, Princess of Wales opens up about her cancer recovery Updated: 9:57 PM EST Nov 12, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Catherine, Princess of Wales, shares new details about her health. In a Country Life interview with Robert Macfarlane, the princess opened up about how nature played a significant role in her cancer recovery. Advertisement "I was told in hospital that my recovery would not be linear. There will be good days and bad days, that it will take time," she said in the interview. "This is the same in nature. It shows us that periods of rest, reflection and renewal are equally as important as moments of growth." Related video above: Kate Middleton greeted by Italian crowds Catherine originally disclosed that she had cancer and was undergoing chemotherapy in a video announcement in March 2024. In September 2024, the mother of three announced she had completed her chemotherapy treatments. Catherine said that her cancer was in remission after she spent the day supporting other cancer patients at the hospital where she received treatment in January 2025. She launched a quarterly short film project in May 2025 titled "Mother Nature" on the official The Prince and Princess of Wales YouTube channel. The project, narrated by Catherine, features landscapes throughout the U.K. and is her "deeply personal, creative reflection." The series takes viewers through the seasons: Spring (May 2025); Summer (2025); Autumn (November 2025); and lastly, Winter (January 2026). Catherine said in the interview that she finds hope in nature's lessons. "Nature reminds us that change is inevitable. We might not be able to have certainty or control every outcome, but we can do the small things, and those small things add up and do make a difference, if we nurture what is around us and have faith," she said. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Make WLWT a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks Anthony Clark, a comedian and actor who starred on 'Yes, Dear,' dies WATCH: Baby bear captured on Ring camera 'ding-dong ditching' home at 2 a.m. Teen who has autism found alive after missing for nearly a week in the Australian woodlands Microsoft confirms Outlook outage affecting users worldwide