Kensington Place released a photo of a smiling Princess of Wales in honor of World Cancer Day on Monday. According to the palace’s post on X, the photo was taken by her six-year old son Prince Louis. It shows Catherine with arms outstretched atop a log in a forest.

A photograph of the Princess of Wales taken by her six-year-old son Prince Louis has been released to mark World Cancer Day on Tuesday. The image shows Catherine in a frosty woodland scene, arms open and well wrapped up, and was taken in Windsor in recent weeks.

Catherine, Princess of Wales has marked World Cancer Day. The 43- year-old shared a photo on social media, taken by her son, Prince Louis. It shows her standing in the woods in Windsor, with her arms outstretched.

In a heartfelt social media post Catherine, Princess of Wales, encourages those affected by cancer to nurture their well-being beyond the disease.

Kate Middleton and Prince Louis took pictures that the Princess of Wales shared before World Cancer Day, and hers had a deeper meaning. All about the symbolism.

Kate, the Princess of Wales, is sharing both a personal message of hope and a personal photo in honor of World Cancer Day. Kate, who announced in January that she is in remission from cancer, shared a photo of herself Monday standing outside in nature with her arms stretched wide.

The Princess of Wales has adopted a go-to poignant symbol since she announced the end of her chemotherapy last September

"Don't forget to nurture all that which lies beyond the disease," the picture was captioned on Instagram. The Princess of Wales signed the post off with a 'C' which stands for Catherine, her full first name. The post also includes a second photo, featuring a close-up of fern branches with the same powerful message.

One year after Buckingham Palace announced King Charles III’s cancer diagnosis, the British monarch shared a message of support for others battling the disease on World Cancer Day.