Buckingham Palace has confirmed that King Charles and Queen Camilla will host President Macron and his wife Brigitte at Windsor Castle from July 8 to 10. While it's not yet clear whether Catherine will attend a state banquet, reports suggest she will appear at some events, possibly private receptions or soft-spoken diplomatic moments behind the scenes. The event comes as Catherine continues to battle cancer, after going public with her diagnosis in March. However, recent appearances at Trooping the Colour and the Garter ceremony suggest she's making a gentle, but confident, comeback.

Before the French President's visit, fans may soon see Catherine at Wimbledon, a tennis tournament she is particularly fond of and an official patron of. According to royal reporters, she is likely to be on the court in early July, although she will not be performing any official duties. Although these appearances are brief, they are very meaningful. They are a symbol of resilience, of balancing public duties with her personal journey of recovery.

After Wimbledon and President Macron's visit, the Duchess is expected to retire to Anmer Hall, a peaceful home in the Norfolk countryside, for the summer. The family also often joins the Royal Family at Balmoral, a traditional summer retreat that is closely linked to the memory of Queen Elizabeth II.

Catherine has not yet returned to her busy royal schedule, but every step she takes is greeted with love and respect. Her quiet, but meaningful return is a symbol of strength in the face of adversity and kindness in the role of royalty. In July, the public will be waiting: Will Catherine appear on the Wimbledon stage? Will she walk into Windsor Hall with the heads of state? Whatever the answer, her presence, even for a moment, is enough to touch millions of hearts.