Kate Middleton supports Prince William with stunning comeback to key event

Kate Middleton has made a stunning comeback to a historic royal event this year.

Kate, Princess of Wales, arrived at the Order of the Garter service looking elegant and radiant in a white £400 Self Portrait Boucle and Chiffon midi that she previously wore in 2021.

Kate’s return to the service comes after she missed it last year due to her cancer treatment.

The mom-of-three watched her husband, Prince William, take part in the parade alongside King Charles, Queen Camilla, and other senior royals.

The service, held annually at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle to celebrate the oldest and most senior order of chivalry in Britain, features the members of the Order of the Garter in their regal blue velvet capes with an ostrich-plumed hat.

After the procession, the royal family entered the famed chapel, which has hosted royal weddings, including Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s 2018 wedding. The service was done in the chapel, after which the family left in carriages and returned to Windsor Castle’s state apartments.

The historic ceremony holds special meaning to Kate and William since the now-Princess of Wales made her debut at the event in 2008. She was there to see William receive his knighthood in the Order of the Garter. Kate stood in the Galilee Porch door and talked to Prince Harry and Camilla while waiting for the service to begin.