NEW DELHI: Britain’s Princess Wales, Kate Middleton wrote a letter to the military regiment apologizing for not being able to attend the military parade (Colored Troops Parade) on Saturday due to her ongoing preventive chemotherapy treatment. cancerHe added that he hopes to return very soon.
“It is still a great honor to be your colonel, and I am very sorry that I did not receive the salute at this year’s ceremony. Colonel’s ReviewIn a letter to the company’s president, Kate wrote: Irish Guards Regiment.

“Please convey my apologies to the entire Regiment, but I hope to be able to represent you all once again very soon,” he added.
The Irish Guard Regiment published the letter dated June 3 in a post on the social media platform X, stating that they were impressed by the letter and wishing him a speedy recovery.
“The Irish Guards were deeply moved this morning to receive a letter from our Colonel, Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales. We wish Her Majesty every success in her recovery and send Her our best wishes. Quis Separabit,” the Irish Guards wrote in the post on X.
Last month, Prince William, heir to the British throne, gave an update on Kate’s health, saying she was “doing well.” In March, Kate revealed that she was receiving treatment after being diagnosed with cancer following abdominal surgery at the beginning of the year.
The Colonel’s Review, attended by the Irish Guards, heralds a more significant parade a week later as part of the Joining of the Colours celebrations marking the monarch’s birthday. Kate is the colonel of the Irish Guards who attended the event.
Colored Troops is a 460-year-old tradition in which soldiers in full uniform parade past the king with ceremonial flags.
(With input from institutions)