Kate Middleton Shares Powerful New Photo of Herself, Taken by Prince Louis, 6, for World Cancer Day

Kate Middleton is sending a personal message on the eve of World Cancer Day three weeks after announcing that she is in "remission" from cancer.

World Cancer Day is observed internationally on Feb. 4, and the Princess of Wales, 43, shared the message on social media the day before. The post came with a new picture of Princess Kate standing and smiling in the woods with arms raised, with photography credit given to her son, Prince Louis, 6.

"Don’t forget to nurture all that which lies beyond the disease. C," read the message, along with the hashtag #WorldCancerDay.

PEOPLE understands that the new picture of Princess Kate was taken by Prince Louis in Windsor, and the post included a second shot taken by the princess. The image showed a closeup of branches, also taken in Windsor.

Interspersed over it were the same words in white text: "Don't forget to nurture all that which lies beyond the disease."

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Nature has long been a source of joy for the Princess of Wales, especially over the past year as she navigated cancer.

The Princess of Wales was outside of the public eye for most of 2024 after announcing last March that she was undergoing treatment for cancer. In September, she shared that she completed chemotherapy and relayed on Jan. 14 with "relief" that she is in remission.

Princess Kate is undertaking a gradual return to royal duties and traveled to South Wales last week for a set of events on Jan. 30.

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