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Kate Middleton is set to make a public appearance that will hold special meaning for King Charles, according to royal expert Jennie Bond.

The Princess of Wales will accompany Prince William on December 3 to welcome the Emir of Qatar and his wife to the UK, participating in a ceremonial reception at Horse Guards Parade before joining King Charles and Queen Camilla.

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This appearance marks a poignant moment in the royal calendar, given the challenges both King Charles and Kate have faced this year.

Jennie Bond shared with OK! that their shared experiences of undergoing cancer treatment have deepened their bond.

“I’m sure the bond between Charles and Catherine has grown ever stronger during these long months of cancer treatment. They must sit down sometimes and compare notes, and I think the King will be very touched that Catherine has chosen an important state occasion like this to make a high-profile appearance,” Bond said.

This upcoming event will also showcase Kate’s unwavering commitment to her royal duties and her role within the monarchy.

It shows her dedication to the job she acquired on marriage and to the monarchy,” Bond added.

Kate’s appearance follows her notable return to public duties last month, where she attended Remembrance Sunday at the Cenotaph.

This marked her first back-to-back royal engagements since her diagnosis, symbolizing a significant step in her recovery.

In addition to her public role, the Princess of Wales has shared a heartfelt Christmas letter reflecting on the values of “love, kindness, and forgiveness.”

In her message, Kate emphasized the need for empathy and unity, writing, “Christmas is one of my favorite times of the year. It is a time for celebration and joy, but it also gives us the opportunity to slow down and reflect on the deeper things that connect us all.”

She continued, “Love is the light that can shine bright, even in our darkest times.”

The letter will accompany her annual Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey, highlighting her dedication to spreading compassion during the festive season.