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Kate Middleton Ditches the Booze Following Cancer Battle

DURING a March 12 visit to Southwark Brewing Company in London with Prince William, the Princess of Wales said she has been drinking very little alcohol since her diagnosis.

March 13, 2026
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KATE Middleton is opening up about a personal lifestyle change following her cancer battle.

During a March 12 visit to Southwark Brewing Company in London with Prince William, the Princess of Wales said she has been drinking very little alcohol since her diagnosis.

"Since my diagnosis I haven't had much alcohol," Kate said while speaking with brewery owner Hannah Rhodes, according to reporters at the event. "It's something I have to be a lot more conscious of now."

Instead of sampling the brewery's beer or cider, Kate chose a soft drink.

Prince William, meanwhile, happily shared that he's still the cider fan in the family, telling onlookers, "I'm a cider man, I like cider. I grew up on cider in the West Country."

The royal couple's Borough Market outing also included stops at local shops, where they browsed products, greeted members of the public and served desserts to tourists at Humble Crumble.

Kate appeared upbeat throughout the visit, continuing a positive stretch of public appearances after announcing in January 2025 that she was in remission.

In recent months, Kate has spoken about how meaningful these public engagements have been during her recovery. On a February visit to Hiut Denim, she thanked a well-wisher and said, "This is so good for my soul, meeting wonderful people here."

The Princess of Wales has also reflected publicly on healing and gratitude, including in a birthday message earlier this year that focused on nature, peace and recovery.

Her latest appearance offered another glimpse at how life has changed since her diagnosis—and how she is moving forward with care and optimism.

6 responses to “Kate Middleton Ditches the Booze Following Cancer Battle”

  1. Paige Harrison says:

    Is there any specific reason she chose to cut down now? Seems like a lot of people wait until they hit a health scare.

  2. Mia Hughes says:

    Good for her! Taking care of your health should always be a priority, especially after something so serious. Do you think this will influence her public image?

  3. Owen Matthews says:

    Oh great, now we’ll all have to listen to her preach about sobriety at every public event. Thanks, Kate!

  4. Grace Bennett says:

    Why does it always take a serious illness for some people to reevaluate their choices? It’s a shame it often takes such drastic measures.

  5. Charlie Collins says:

    I can’t believe she’s making such a big deal about this now. Celebrities always seem to jump on the ‘health’ bandwagon when it’s convenient. What’s next, a wellness book?

  6. Ryan Powell says:

    What kind of alternatives is she considering for social events? It’s refreshing to see someone focus on their health after something traumatic.

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