As Marie Claire reported earlier this week, news surrounding Princess of Wales' health has remained in her head since the 3/22 video announcement that she was being treated for a publicly undisclosed type of cancer — positive.She has reportedly "turned the corner" and said she has "been feeling a lot better" within the past 1 month.

Royal biographer Katie Nicholl reported at Vanity Fair that Kate's condition had improved recently and quoted her as saying that "it was a great relief that she was tolerating drugs.""While Kate continues to need the time, space and privacy she sought for 3/22, her return to public duties remains unclear, with some saying it will be as early as this fall, while others predicting it will be by 2025, it is likely to see her sooner than we think.

Kensington Palace confirmed that Kate will miss the Colonel's review of 6/8, a traditional rehearsal for Trooping the Colour— the annual birthday parade for the monarch — this year is set at 6/15. In the Colonel's review, Kate would have received a salute for her role as Colonel of the Irish Guard; instead, Lieutenant General James Bucknell, KCB and CBE will do so. So while we can speculate that Kate will also be absent from the 6/15 event itself, reports have surfaced today that she is likely not to participate in the carriage procession as she has been in the past few years."If she feels good enough," Kate can surprise the appearance of Buckingham Palace's balcony with other working royals and see the Royal Air Force flight, which is usually Trooping the colour every year. 

The Daily Mail reports that Kate is "considering" such a figure, which is the first time she has seen her in public since Christmas Day when she joined the rest of the royal family for a traditional church service at St Mary Magdalene's Church in Sandringham. On May 1, Kate had a planned abdominal surgery while the cancer was detected; she is reported to have found a diagnosis the following month, on May 2. After rampant speculation about her whereabouts and well-being, her 3/22 video message was the last time Kate was seen by the public, though she has reportedly been out with her family in recent weeks as she feels grateful and willing to do so.

It is stressed that Kate will not return to public life until she gets the green light from the doctor, and the possibility of the appearance of Buckingham Palace's balcony will undoubtedly be a game—time decision - but the fact that it is even under consideration at all is exciting. Imagine the cheers from the crowd that gathered when she saw it for the first time in 6 months — the roar and eruption of applause will be extraordinary. 

Miller gives us hope and reports that "The Princess of Wales is not excluded from making an appearance" at Trooping The Colour, which is one of the biggest military ceremonies of the year and features 1,600 parade soldiers, 400 musicians, and more than 200 horses.

Regardless of Kate's attendance at Trooping The Colour, the most important thing is that "Kensington Palace is confident that Kate will make a full recovery."