London, UK – Kate Middleton was treated for cancer in 2024 at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London. Now, the princess has returned to the site and is speaking openly about her personal experience there.

For the 44-year-old, visiting the Royal Marsden Hospital in London was a special occasion. As the Mirror reports, the Princess of Wales returned to a place that holds special personal significance for her because of her own medical history.

This time, the focus of her visit was the services offered to cancer patients. Kate wanted to learn how the donations raised through her National Three Peaks Challenge are being used.

A precise figure has not yet been released. The money goes toward the holistic care of people being treated for cancer at the Royal Marsden.

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During her stay, the mother of three spoke with patients and staff at the clinic. She met both individuals currently receiving medical treatment and those taking part in complementary and holistic therapy programs.

On site, Kate spent a great deal of time on these personal interactions. She also made it clear to the staff how much the fundraising effort meant to her personally.

"This is my small way of being able to give back and say thank you to you," the wife of Prince William explained. She said she received "incredible care" at the Royal Marsden and the support of a large team, and she was "really really grateful."

In the spring of 2024, Kate publicly announced that she had been diagnosed with cancer.

In the months that followed, she repeatedly addressed the public personally and gave her followers insight into her health through video messages.

After completing chemotherapy in September 2024, Kate gradually began to resume public appearances.

Her own experience with the disease has since shaped her work.

She is especially passionate about the importance of prevention, follow‑up care, and comprehensive support for cancer patients.