Kate Middleton returned to her official royal duties after receiving prophylactic chemotherapy treatment after being diagnosed with cancer. On Tuesday, Dec. On the 3rd, royal fans were delighted to witness Princess Kate stepping down for a major state visit at Buckingham Palace. In particular, the sweet PDA to the wife of Prince William was not wrong.

The Princess of Wales joins King Charles and her husband Prince William, Amir of Qatar and his wife, Sheikh Jawa Helvint Hamad Binsheim Al Thani, for a special occasion, Kate presents a tailor-made Salabat for Alexander McQueen of the same color as the Qatari flag. I was wearing a pink coat. Although Prince William and Princess Kate rarely engage in PDA, the persistent couple seemed to make an exception during the event.

It was very subtle, but Prince William was spotted putting his hand on Princess Kate's shoulder. William only once carefully puts a comforting hand on her shoulder, but otherwise happily let his wife get on with what she does best —shine.

The outlet shared a brief video clip of an unexpected PDA moment.

Along with her Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen's coat, Princess Kate wore a Sahar Millinery hat, maroon leather boots, and her Chanel to complete her outfit, Kate wore Queen Elizabeth's Japanese pearl choker and the late Monarch's Bahraini pearl earrings. It was a great experience.

Following the welcome ceremony, the Princess of Wales took part in a carriage procession to Buckingham Palace with King Charles.

Unfortunately, Queen Camilla was not able to attend the outdoor part of the event because she was still recovering from a strain of pneumonia that developed after a chest infection. But Camilla appeared at a state banquet held at Buckingham Palace that night. She confirmed that she will captivate guests by wearing Queen Alexandra's Kokoshnik tiara, but this has not been seen for 10 years.

As for the rarely sighted PDA of a prince and princess in Wales, royal experts have long analyzed the couple's connections. "William and Kate have continued to offer royal fans and each other a stream of romantic gestures, tie signs and touch rituals since they first married, but their technique seems to be driven by inclusion," said Judy James, a body language expert. He told the Daily Express in 2023. She continued, "We can see that they are couples who are romantic and in love but that body language rituals exclude viewers together"