The Princess of Wales has written a poignant letter to guests attending her fourth carol service amid her own cancer recovery

It has not been an easy time as of late for the Princess of Cambridge Kate Middleton, as she has been battling cancer and her husband Prince William has been by her side the whole

Kate Middleton shared a heartfelt message for Addiction Awareness Week, calling for compassion for those struggling with addiction.

In recent months, Kate Middleton has understandably been absent from the spotlight...for the most part. We did, of course, get her gorgeous Remembrance Day appearance and we got word of a hush-hush meeting at Windsor Castle.

“Addiction is not a choice. It is a serious mental health condition that could affect any one of us,” the Princess of Wales, a vocal mental health advocate, continued in her statement. “By acting with humility and compassion we can all make a difference and support those who are suffering.”

After finishing her cancer treatment on September 9th, Kate Middleton is cautiously resuming her official duties. The ultimate test for her will come at her traditional Christmas concert at Westminster Abbey,

Kate Middleton released a statement ahead of Addiction Awareness Week, saying many have 'suffered in silence' as she urged people to be kind to those affected by addiction

Kate Middleton is speaking up for those affected by addiction. In a message penned in support of Addiction Awareness Week, the Princess of Wales said that progress is being made in tackling the prejudice and stigma around addiction and urged people to show kindness and empathy in order to break down barriers.