Recent news about the return of Kate Middleton revealed that she is set to give utmost attention on mental health issues among children and young adults.

After four months of leave since she gave birth to Princess Charlotte, the Duchess of Cambridge is already coming back to take on her royal duties once again, the Daily Mail reported.

Starting next week, the 33-year-old wife of Prince William will be visiting the Anna Freud Centre in London, one of the series of engagements that she is about to attend relative to her new advocacy.

It was learned through palace sources that despite the information saying that her engagements would only be "limited," Kate Middleton will surely be in the news again considering her line up of appointments for this month "and many more beyond."

Apart from her solo engagements, she will also be busy with some engagements together with her husband.

The Daily Mail shared that the royal couple is scheduled to open the Rugby World Cup at Twickenham on Sept. 18 and visit Dundee in late October and North Wales in late November.

Meanwhile, Prince William will be busy attending numerous events relative to his role as Honorary President of the Rugby World Cup. Likewise, the Duke of Cambridge will be focusing his attention as well on the military and wounded veterans.

In other news, Kate Middleton's daughter is already contributing to the British economy through the so-called "Charlotte effect," according to The Standard Daily.

Prince George's four-month-old sister's net worth is now standing at $5 billion, based on the report of the independent intangible asset valuation firm Brand Finance.

It was noted that the royal baby's fashion style has greatly impacted on "fashion and other brands the little princess has worn or been associated with."

"Her birth generated economic benefits of more than $150 million," estimated Brand Finance, per The Standard Daily.

With the return of Kate Middleton in her royal duties, it is expected that she will be more visible in the news again.