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Kate Middleton Penned a Personal Apology for Missing a Trooping the Colour Event Amid Cancer Treatments

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.In late May, Kensington Palace that the would not be attending the for the King's Birthday Parade as she continues treatments.

Prior to the Colonel's Review, where she would have taken the salute in her role as Colonel of the Irish Guards, she passed along her apologies in a personal letter.“I wanted to write and let you know how proud I am of the entire regiment,” Middleton wrote in her letter, which the Irish Guard shared on X.com on June 8. “I appreciate everyone trooping this year has been practicing for months, and dedicating many hours to ensuring their uniforms and drill are immaculate.”She continued, "Being your colonel remains a great honor and I am very sorry that I'm unable to take the salute at this year's Colonel's Review.

Please pass my apologies to the whole Regiment, however I do hope that I am able to represent you all once again very soon. Please send my very best wishes and good luck to all involved."Kate Middleton hand wrote the motto for the Irish Guards, “Quis Separabit,” before signing off as “Colonel Catherine.” You can see the letter .“The Irish Guards were deeply touched to receive a letter from our Colonel, Her Royal Highness, The Princess of Wales this morning,” the regiment captioned photos of the letter. “We continue to wish Her Royal Highness well in her recovery and send Her our very best wishes.

Quis Separabit.”This event comes just a few days after shared an update about his wife's health at the Portsmouth ceremony commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

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