The Princess of Wales made a triumphant return to public duties this weekend.

It was her first official public appearance since Christmas Day.

Kate revealed that she's still receiving treatment, including chemotherapy,

for an unspecified form of cancer.

That treatment is expected to continue for several months.

But make no mistake, this was a huge moment for the Royals in an otherwise historically wretched year.

King Charles, age 75,

is still fighting cancer too. Conspiracy theories swirled for months about the health and whereabouts

of Princess Catherine. Her badly edited Mother's Day photograph was a mitigated PR disaster,

but this weekend against all odds, she was back at her glamorous best and the crowds loved it. So as the

Royals now turned a corner on a pretty dark chapter, have the Kate's spiritsies been banished

for good? Were some of them in fact correct? And has there ever been a more feeble attempt

to overshadow a state occasion? The Megam Markle's decision to unveil a range of new dog biscuits

on the very morning of Kate's return.

We're joining me now, our answer, contributor and lawyer, Paula Ron Adrian,

will editor Sarah Houston, Royal Historian and author, Teza Dunlop.

But first, Fox News contributor Dr. Mark Siegel across the pond in New York.

Dr. Mark, great to see you.

Hi, Pearce. Good morning.

I want to talk to you first, because you've got to dash after we do this.

About the health aspect, because I was struck by what she said, the Princess of Wales,

are making good progress, but as anyone going through chemotherapy will know, there are good days and bad

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