The Princess of Wales attended 10 official visits in 2024 despite stepping back following her cancer diagnosis, it has been confirmed by The Times.

In March 2024, Princess Kate shocked the world after revealing that she had been diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer.

She had previously undergone abdominal surgery a few weeks prior and, although unrelated to her diagnosis, extended tests had shown cancer had been present.

According to the publication, the Princess of Wales completed a total of 13 engagements in the UK last year.

A group by the publication also revealed that the 42-year-old had completed one engagement that was classed as a reception, banquet or dinner - as well as twp engagements that were either an investiture, meeting or an audience.

The royal's first public appearance took place in early June when she attended Trooping the Colour alongside other senior members of the Royal Family.

Standing alongside her husband and their children, Kate looked stunning in a white dress and a matching hat.

Kate was first spotted as she sat in the Glass State Coach with Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six. The family made their way from Buckingham Palace to Horse Guards Parade to celebrate the King's birthday.

On a joint visit with Prince William back in October, Kate showed her support to the community of Southport to meet the bereaved families of the stabbing victims.

The Princess stepped out at Westminster Abbey at the start of December for her fourth annual Christmas carol service.

Joined in support by members of her family, including her parents and siblings, Kate looked delighted to be hosting another service at the iconic London venue.

Kate also stepped out on Christmas Day for the annual walkabout at the Sandringham estate alongside her young family, as well as the King and Queen.