Princess Kate has many pastimes— photography, gardening, baking. However, in the wake of her recent cancer diagnosis and remission status, it seems the princess is slotting in a few activities specifically focused on her health, including one that’s beloved by her brother-in-law, Prince Harry, and his wife, Duchess Meghan.

Princess Kate has taken up meditation under the guidance of renowned British contemporary artist Chris Levine. The artist, celebrated for creating one of the most iconic photographs of Queen Elizabeth II,

Kate Middleton dazzled with her rarest tiara wear to date at the South Korean state banquet in November 2023, calling for a look back at the Strathmore Rose Tiara.

The Princess of Wales will have to miss her husband’s environmentally-focused ceremony for the third year in a row. Here’s why.

Princess Kate has seemingly started practising a new wellness hobby amid her busy schedule to “slow down.” On 26 October, a British contemporary artist Chris Levine told Daily Mail that he has been teaching the Princess of Wales,

Kate Middleton is said to be learning meditation. All about the practice and its connection to the late Queen Elizabeth.

Princess Kate has been left "physically and emotionally drained" by the latest scandal engulfing Prince Andrew – with friends telling RadarOnline.com the renewed allegations about his links to Jeffrey Epstein have taken a toll on her as she continues her recovery from cancer.

Princess Kate is said to be offering quiet support to Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie as they navigate renewed public scrutiny surrounding their father, Prince Andrew.As per Closer Magazine, a source shared that the Princess of Wales

Princess Kate stopping her convoy to speak to a three-year-old fan went newly viral on TikTok as one fan said she was a "beautiful, powerful lady." The Princess of Wales had visited children's hospice Tŷ Hafan and textiles manufacturer Corgi, in Wales, on January 30 and was already leaving when she noticed supporters calling out to her.

In 2022, Kate's brother-in-law shared that he relies on meditation on a daily basis while speaking at a panel hosted by BetterUp, where he serves as chief impact officer.