In the UK, Mother's Day is celebrated in March due to its roots in Christian Lent.
In her first statement since her surgery, the Princess of Wales briefly thanked the public for their support and wished all mothers in the UK a happy Mother's Day as they celebrate Mother's Day on March 10th.
“Thank you for all your warm wishes and support over the past two months,” she wrote on Instagram, along with a photo of her with her three children. “Wishing you all a Happy Mother's Day,” she concluded her post.
Middleton, 42, was hospitalized for two weeks after undergoing abdominal surgery in January.
The Princess of Wales is expected to return to royal duties only after Easter.
Middleton was admitted to the same clinic where her father-in-law, King Charles, was also treated.
King Charles was reportedly “very concerned” about the Princess of Wales after abdominal surgery.
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mother's day in uk
Unlike other celebrations such as Christmas, Valentine's Day, and Halloween, Mother's Day has a different date in different countries each year. In South Africa, this day is celebrated on May 12th.
In the UK, Mother's Day is celebrated in March due to its roots in Christian Lent. In the UK, this day, known as Mothering Sunday, falls on the fourth Sunday, exactly three weeks before Easter Sunday.
according to standardThis event began in the Middle Ages, when children who left their families for domestic work were allowed to go to their home, or “mother's” church.
Homecoming became a springtime event for families to gather together, and soon the custom of children picking flowers on the way home as gifts for their mothers became established.
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Is Katherine back?
Duchess Kate's post comes just days after the Ministry of Defense confirmed that the Princess of Wales will attend her father-in-law's birthday celebrations in June.
The British Army announced the engagement on its official website, announcing that Duchess Kate, who is married to Prince William, the heir to the throne, will help inspect soldiers as part of annual military training.
Meanwhile, the military website says the king, who is currently undergoing treatment for cancer, will review his troops at the Trooping the Color main event on June 15.
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