Kate Middleton's first portrait after her cancer diagnosis holds deeper significance as it's meaningful insights revealed.
As per PEOPLE, the Royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith disclosed in this week's cover story, "There she is in nature, which has fortified her, and looking upward in a sign of real hope and encouragement for everybody."
Ailsa Anderson, a former press secretary to Queen Elizabeth also shared, "She could have posted an image of her with William or the kids. Even though she has a huge amount of support from others, it is a journey you have to do on your own. [The photo] was her on her own; it was reflective."
To note, the Princess of Wales shared her first health update alongside a portrait since announcing her cancer diagnosis.
In a message she also confirmed her attendance in Trooping the Colour, the official celebration of King Charles' birthday in London.
The solo snap was captured by photographer Matt Porteous in Windsor.
In a shared image, Kate is casually wearing jeans and a blazer, with her arms folded, while posing outdoors next to a tree.
