Princess of Kate traveled to Wales on Jan. 30 to see Tŷ Hafan, a hospice that Diana supported in the last years of her life

Catherine, Princess of Wales continued her phased return to public duties on Thursday, visiting a children’s hospice in Wales, as it was announced that she’d become a patron of the organization.

The Princess of Wales is visiting Tŷ Hafan children's hospice near Cardiff. She has today become patron of the hospice, following in the footsteps of both Diana, Princess of Wales and the King. It is her first so-called "away day" outside London since completing cancer treatment pic.twitter.com/i08w1RAEeW

As she continues to resume a fuller calendar of engagements after her cancer battle, Princess Kate Middleton visited a children's hospice in Wales that was close to King Charles III and the late Princess Diana.

The Princess of Wales has officially taken on a meaningful new role as Patron of Tŷ Hafan Children’s Hospice, following in the footsteps of both King Charles and the late

Princess Kate took a style cue from Princess Diana during her latest public appearance on Thursday.

The Princess of Wales spent time with young people receiving care from a children’s hospice whichi she described as a “lifeline”. Kate crouched down to chat with the children with life-shortening conditions and their parents as she marked becoming a patron of Ty Hafan children’s hospice in South Wales by visiting the centre.