Princess Kate and Prince William could be set to join King Charles and Queen Camilla for the traditional Easter service at Windsor Castle, marking a potential return to public duties for the royal couple.
William and Kate have been enjoying a quieter period as their children are on school break ahead of Easter.
The royal couple traditionally reduce their workload during school holidays to spend quality time with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
Buckingham Palace confirmed on April 11 that the King and Queen will attend the Easter Matins Service on April 20 at St. George's Chapel within Windsor Castle.
Princess Kate and Prince William could be set to join King Charles and Queen Camilla for the traditional Easter service at Windsor Castle
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The palace stated that the royal couple would be "accompanied by members of the Royal Family" for the traditional holiday church service.
Royal fans have suggested that Princess Kate might be among those in attendance, as she regularly joins the Easter gathering with Prince William and their children.
The Princess of Wales did not attend last year's Easter service following her cancer diagnosis announcement.
Kate's last public appearance was on St Patrick's Day when she joined the Irish Guards at their holiday parade as honorary colonel of the regiment, marking her first time attending the event in the role solo.
Kate Middleton's last public appearance was on St Patrick's Day when she joined the Irish Guards at their holiday parade as honorary colonel of the regiment
ReutersThe Princess of Wales has been spending time out of the spotlight during her children's school break.
After battling cancer in 2024, Kate started the year with a series of engagements related to her royal work, both solo and alongside Prince William.
She announced in January that she is now in remission.
Prince William and Prince George were spotted in Paris on 9 April supporting Aston Villa against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League quarter-final.
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Speaking to TNT Sports, the Prince of Wales explained his decision to bring his eldest son.
William said: "I want George to experience a night out away from home in a big European competition."
"Those memories are really important to create and to bring him along tonight is a big deal for me."
