Kate Middleton's Family Embrace Her in Photos After Three Peaks Challenge
Kensington Palace said the 24-hour trek raised money for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity and may be a first for the royal family.
- The Princess of Wales completed the National Three Peaks Challenge last weekend, climbing Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike, and Snowdon within 24 hours starting Saturday evening to raise funds for a cancer charity.
- Newly released images show Kate being welcomed by her family at the base of Snowdon after the expedition. The photos feature Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis, Carole, Michael Middleton, and James Middleton.
- Kate carried out the solo mission to "explore life beyond diagnosis," raising funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity with support from Mountain Rescue en route.
- After meeting 11-year-old wheelchair user Ted on Ben Nevis, Kate donated to his JustGiving page on Monday, which has raised more than £11,000 for children with serious illnesses.
- Following her cancer diagnosis in early 2024 and remission 17 months ago, Kate has gradually returned to royal duties this year, including a working trip to Italy and supporting the King at state visits.
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Princess Catherine completed a tough hiking challenge for a good cause last week. In 24 hours, the future queen walked 37 kilometers and climbed three peaks, and was greeted at the finish line by her husband, children, parents and brother, who came to congratulate her.
This Sunday, June 28th, Kate Middleton made a sporting feat! A moment full of emotion that the Princess of Wales shared with her family. Freed from the protocol of the royal family, Prince William's wife unveiled tender pictures of her family.
Princess Kate shares emotional family photos after completing gruelling Three Peaks Challenge for cancer charity
The Princess of Wales has shared emotional photographs of her reunion with Prince William and their children after completing the National Three Peaks Challenge to raise funds for a cancer charity.
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