Despite her recent cancer battle, Kate Middleton continues her tradition of appearing on Remembrance Day.

Kate Middleton made a second public appearance since announcing she had completed chemotherapy for cancer, as she continues to resume her royal duties.

On Sunday, the Princess of Wales was present on the balcony above the Cenotaph war memorial in London during the country's National Service of Remembrance.

Middleton has never missed the service since she married Prince William in 2011.

As King Charles III and Prince William paid tribute to fallen soldiers, the 42-year-old stood beside Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh.

Middleton has attended royal events on consecutive days for the first time since the Festival of Remembrance on Saturday, with the National Service of Remembrance being the most recent event.

During the U.K.'s Remembrance weekend, which commemorates the British and Commonwealth Armed Forces community and pays tribute to fallen soldiers, Middleton observed the concert from a balcony alongside other working royals.

At the concert on Saturday, she honored her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, by wearing Collingwood pearl drop earrings and the sapphire and diamond engagement ring that once belonged to Diana.

On Sunday, Middleton wore a black coat dress with a high collar, featuring three poppies, the traditional symbol in the U.K. for Remembrance Day. She also wore Diana's earrings and ring, and her dress was designed by Catherine Walker & Co., one of Diana's favorite designers, according to People.

Since announcing the completion of her chemotherapy in September, Middleton has made back-to-back appearances.

"Despite completing chemotherapy, my journey to complete healing and full recovery is still a long way off, and I must continue to take each day as it comes, the princess stated in a heartfelt video. However, I am eagerly anticipating returning to work and engaging in more public activities in the upcoming months."

She revealed her diagnosis in March after months of speculation.

This past year, King Charles has been managing his own cancer diagnosis, which he was diagnosed with in February. After a brief hiatus, he resumed his duties in April.

Queen Camilla missed the Remembrance Day festivities this year due to a chest infection.

Her Majesty will not attend this weekend's Remembrance events due to doctors' advice to recover from a seasonal chest infection and protect others from potential risk.

Although The Queen is disappointed, she will celebrate privately at home and plans to resume public duties soon.