Princess Kate Middleton is entering a new chapter after finishing her chemotherapy treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer. “She is in a positive place,” a friend told Hello! magazine in this week’s cover story.

There’s no keeping this duchess down. Kate Middleton is back to work for the first time following the completion of her chemotherapy. As reported by The Telegraph, the Court Circular, which serves as the official record of the Royal family’s engagements,

Kate Middleton said that she had completed chemotherapy, and now it has become known that she has returned to her royal duties, according to People. Details The Princess of Wales has already met with members of the Early Childhood Development Center team and staff at Kensington Palace in Windsor Castle.

The latest update comes just days after the Princess announced she'd concluded chemotherapy, confirming the news with a heartfelt video alongside Prince William and their children George, Charlotte and Louis posted to the Wales' official social media accounts.

On Monday Kate Middleton confirmed she was finally cancer -free three months after the shock news broke that she was receiving “preventative chemotherapy “ after doctors found cancer cells while she was having an abdominal surgery procedure.

Kate Middleton announced in a new video statement that she finished chemotherapy. The Princess of Wales revealed in March she was undergoing chemo. Kate says she's now doing what she can to "stay cancer-free." Kate Middleton has announced that she's finished her chemotherapy treatments.

The 42-year-old British royal held a meeting at Windsor Castle about her early childhood project, according to the Court Circular, which lists royal engagements.

Kate Middleton announced that she had finished her chemotherapy treatment and hopes to begin carrying out a few more public engagements. And now, she has appeared in the Court Circular for the first time since then,