Archive · 14 Dec 2025
Kate Middleton Honors Cancer Victims
Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, visited a special garden in London called the Ever After Garden.
This garden has lots of white flowers and lights to remember people who have died from cancer.
Kate left a nice note saying she thanks everyone who helped make the garden and that each flower is a memory of someone loved.
The garden helps raise money for a hospital that treats cancer.
Kate herself had cancer and is now better.
She and her husband, the Prince of Wales, support the hospital where she got treated.
Kate Middleton left a handwritten tribute at the Ever After Garden in London.
The garden is decorated with 30,000 white flowers and lights, raising funds for the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
Kate's note thanked contributors and honored those lost to cancer.
Kate was diagnosed with cancer in March 2023 and completed treatment in January 2024.
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust treats around 59,000 patients annually and has been supported by the royal family since 2007.
- Who
- Kate Middleton (Princess of Wales)
- What
- Left a handwritten tribute at the Ever After Garden
- When
- Date not specified, video posted on Instagram
- Where
- Ever After Garden, London
- Why
- To honor lives lost to cancer and support the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity
- Location
- Ever After Garden, London
- Charity
- Royal Marsden Cancer Charity
- Flowers
- 30,000 white flowers
- Kate's Diagnosis
- March 2023
- Remission
- January 2024
- Royal Marsden Founded
- 1851
- Patients Treated Annually
- 59,000