The news seems good as Princess Kate continues her battle with cancer

According to Tatler, the Princess of Wales is reportedly "around the corner" with cancer treatment and is "feeling much better."

The news comes just 3 months after Kate announced in a video message that she had been diagnosed with cancer at 22:2. It is believed that the cancer was detected after having an abdominal operation scheduled for 1 month, and that he learned of the diagnosis around the end of 2 months. After endless speculation about her whereabouts and well-being, the 3/22 message confirmed perhaps the worst fears of the public; she preferred to lie low in both her home in Windsor, Adelaide Cottage, and her family's country home, Anmer Hall, on the Sandringham Estate, and has not been seen publicly since. I don't know.

Tatler reports that Kate, who is undergoing prophylactic chemotherapy, has all "gathered together" and that her health has been on an upward trend in recent weeks. Since Kate naturally asked for "some time, space, and privacy" in her video message, very few updates have been offered to her state, except for sparse ones from her husband, Prince William, when he is on a royal contract the following month. He says to the Service-to-Other that he is "taking care" of his wife, and Kate says he is "doing well.""

Katie Nicholl of Vanity Fair reported that there have been noticeable signs of improvement in Kate's condition over the past month, stating that "it has been a great relief that she has tolerated the medication and has actually done a lot of things.""They said that in addition to William, Kate's birth family, Middleton — her parents, Michael and Carol, and her brothers, Pippa and James — did it all.

In addition, the Daily Mail reported that Kate was seen "going out and more" with her family this week, but according to Tatler, "the public will not be able to see her." don't get too excited yet.; Kensington Palace has stressed the need for "space and time" for Kate to recover, and sources suggest she will not return to royal duties until the fall at the earliest.(Marie Claire reported yesterday that she may not return to public life until 2025.

"William is prioritising giving all the time and support she needs to be better, especially to children," said a source speaking to people. William has "stayed positive" for his family and relies on Middleton's "nuclear family unit" to get through this difficult time, they said.

The type and stage of Kate's cancer remains open to the public, as is the cancer of her father-in-law, King Charles, who received a shocking diagnosis on May 2.