Royal Palace Spilled The Beans! Princess Catherine’s Secret Night Out In London Revealed!

This week, the princess appeared in the Court Circular, the official record of Royal activities, for the second time since announcing she’s finished chemotherapy. With a planning meeting for this year’s Carol Belting Spectacular, it seems like more of the planet is now behind Catherine. I hope the Wales family feels the love coming from so many people.

Scheduled for November 10th, Catherine will participate in the solemn Remembrance Sunday ceremony at the Cenotaph in London, marking a powerful return to the spotlight after a challenging period of recovery. Sources reveal that Catherine has gone to great lengths to keep the details of her appearance under wraps, ensuring that only a few select people were privy to her plans.

For more than a decade, the mother of three has stuck to a pretty standard Royal template. It’s not always easy, especially if you are the sort of woman who, like the princess, holds herself to the highest standards. There were the big tentpole Royal events like Trooping the Colour and Ascot, interspersed with regular engagements tied to her own chosen causes. All the main Royal highlights were hit with perfect, repeated precision.

Among those informed was her father-in-law. Catherine personally called him to share the good news, and he was understandably delighted she could attend. Behind the scenes on the day of the parade, staff at Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace coordinated seamlessly to prepare for any eventualities, considering it was Catherine’s first public appearance in six months and given her ongoing chemotherapy treatment.

In the days before her brave outing, her husband William held a hush-hush meeting with MI6, the British intelligence service, which wasn’t publicized in advance. During that time, he supported her as always, sharing all the details about his work and tributing her with a different kind of post until she was ready to come back.

Since the death of the late queen and the departure of Harry and Meghan, Catherine has taken on more than her fair share. However, her future engagements will not be announced far in advance in case the princess needs to cancel for health reasons. They’ve got a busy diary coming up, needing to widen the family’s social events. This could well be the clearest indication of how things are moving forward and how they can play out.

On this occasion, Catherine privately attended a matinée performance of *Giselle*, presented by the English National Ballet at the Sadler’s Wells Theatre in London. Catherine reportedly enjoyed the performance so much that she decided to share a message about it. Over the years, she’s been spotted at performances such as *The Nutcracker*, both alone and with her daughter.

Elsewhere, Catherine has revealed that her daughter Charlotte also enjoys dance, particularly tap and ballet. Sources even dubbed the princess the “Queen of Dance” last year after a social media video compilation of her dance moments, which included showing off her moves during a trip to Belize and a waltz with Paddington Bear.

Catherine is also a known fan of *Strictly Come Dancing*, as revealed by Prince William in a *Telegraph* interview in 2019. That same year, she was treated to a private performance of the romantic ballet *The Two Pigeons* during a visit to the Royal Opera House in London. The princess is also a big fan of musical performances, a passion she shows with her annual Christmas Carol service.

Yesterday’s ballet visit seems to signal that Catherine is prioritizing causes and events close to her heart in her recovery. Her shocking diagnosis has not only been a blow to the Royals as a family but also to the institution itself, which has rarely seemed more vulnerable. However, she has all the help and support she needs, not only from her excellent medical team but also from her parents, the redoubtable Middletons, her devoted husband Prince William, and the King himself, who has said he is so proud of her.

All the princess needs to do now is focus on giving herself the space and time to make a full recovery. Truly, if goodwill and fond wishes were a cure, she would already be better. All our prayers are with her and her family.