GB News presenter gives three-word evaluation of Princess Kate after cancer all-clear

Princess Kate made a stunning impression on royal observers during her recent public appearance, which was notably highlighted by GB News host Isabel Webster.

Isabel expressed how "lovely" it was to see the Princess, especially after she bravely announced her cancer diagnosis last year.

Dressed in a striking burgundy gown designed by the renowned Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, Kate transformed the event into a fashion spectacle.

Her outfit was complemented by elegant accessories, including the Bahrain pearl drop earrings and a graceful Japanese pearl choker necklace – both precious heirlooms from the late Queen Elizabeth’s personal collection, symbolising a heartfelt tribute to the beloved monarch.

As she welcomed the Emir of Qatar at a prestigious event in central London, Princess Kate exuded grace and poise. The occasion itself was a majestic celebration of tradition and ceremony, with all the trappings of royal warmth and hospitality.

Commenting on the significance of this being Kate's third public appearance since she concluded her chemotherapy, Isabel remarked, "It was lovely to see Kate on the cover of the Metro... demonstrating the most prominent role she has undertaken since her treatment. It's also wonderful to hear that the Queen is recovering from her pneumonia."

Isabel was then joined by royal correspondent Jack Stooks, who said it was great to see the younger royals getting "involved" and added that it appeared as though, for the royals, it was "back to business as usual".

Jack added: "Let's look away from the illnesses, let's look towards the future."

While Kate missed the state banquet held in the Emir's honour, her presence at the formal welcome symbolised her gradual return to royal duties after her health battle.

The King was joined by the Queen Consort for an exclusive private lunch at Buckingham Palace, where they warmly welcomed the Emir of Qatar and Sheikha Jawaher.

This gathering took place despite Camilla's absence from the earlier public ceremony due to the lingering effects of pneumonia, which had kept her from fully participating in the day's events.

Following the lunch, the royal family, along with their esteemed guests, had the opportunity to explore a curated collection of Qatari artefacts, showcasing the rich culture and history of Qatar.

This display served as a meaningful bridge between the two nations, fostering deeper mutual appreciation.

As the day transitioned into evening, an elegant banquet was held, where the King took to the podium to deliver a moving speech. He expressed his gratitude for Qatar’s significant role as a mediator in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. Addressing Sheikh Tamim directly, he articulated, “The United Kingdom deeply appreciates your tireless efforts in the pursuit of peace amidst immense suffering,” highlighting the importance of diplomacy and dialogue during challenging times.

On a related note, Kensington Palace has confirmed that the Princess of Wales will proceed with her annual carol service at Westminster Abbey this year. The much-anticipated event will be broadcasted live on ITV, allowing a wider audience to partake in the festive spirit and support charitable causes.

A royal commentator said of Kate's determination to continue with her duties: "The words that spring to mind are stoicism and dignity. I don't think you could have a better example of that than Queen Elizabeth II.

"And so there is a wonderful example which certainly the Queen, Prince Philip, and Princess Anne had - to just get on with the job.

"They don't care a jot what people say about [them] or think about [them]. They leave that up to them."