Catherine, Princess of Wales, announced her cancer is now in remission on Jan. 14. "It is a relief to now be in remission and I remain focused on recovery. As anyone who has experienced a cancer diagnosis will know, it takes time to adjust to a new normal," the former Kate Middleton said in a statement posted on Instagram.

Kate Middleton shared that she was in remission nearly a year after she announced she was undergoing chemotherapy.

Kate Middleton has made a happy announcement: Her cancer is officially in remission, she said in a statement shared January 14.

In March, Kate confirmed she had been diagnosed with an unknown form of cancer. What followed was a nine-month battle as she underwent “preventative chemotherapy”. She endured intense online speculation in the weeks leading up to the public announcement and has largely stayed out of the spotlight since.

Kate, the Princess of Wales, said Tuesday her cancer is in remission, four months after the British royal said she completed treatment for her unspecified form of cancer and would gradually return to the public eye.

The Princess of Wales' announcement comes on the same day she visited with cancer patients at the same hospital where she was treated for cancer.

We don’t need to know what cancer she had,” said one woman who spoke to Kate on Tuesday. “We just know she’s been through surgery, she’s been through chemo—and one year later, my goodness, look, she is here.

Princess Kate returned to The Royal Marsden, where she underwent chemortherapy, and while she was there she made a startling remark, it's being reported.

Kate Middleton has been praised for her sensitive timing amid her latest move to visit the Royal Marsden Hospital, where she received treatment for cancer.