The Duchess of Cambridge's three week break due to severe morning sickness will be over soon, as Royal aides allegedly confirmed that the Duchess will be resuming to her Royal duties in October.

Kate Middleton will now schedule Royal engagements starting in October, since she is reportedly feeling well enough to do so. The Duchess's public appearances after her almost month-long hiatus are allegedly scheduled already.

A spokesperson reportedly claimed that for the months of October and November, the Duchess will be attending various official engagements.

"We just haven't announced them yet," said the spokesperson.

The upcoming public appearance of the Duchess of Cambridge will be the first one since she was spotted during the poppy installation at the Tower of London on Aug. 5. On that note, she was not able to attend several Royal engagements since her pregnancy was announced on Sept. 8.

The Duchess was supposed to go on a solo overseas trip to Malta to attend the celebration of the country's Independence Day on behalf of the Queen. The said trip was also supposed to be the Duchess's induction to being a senior member of the Royal family, but she missed the affair due to hyperemesis gravidarium.

On behalf of Middleton who was advised to rest in Kensington Palace, Prince William went to Malta to attend the celebrations. The Prince allegedly apologized to the residents of Malta for his wife's absence.

"Sorry Catherine can't be here. She's doing so-so," the Prince reportedly told the residents.

Meanwhile, now that the Duchess is feeling better, the couple is expected to move into their new home in Norfolk.

The Duke and Duchess will reportedly be living in Anmer Hall, a ten-bedroom Georgian pile located in Norfolk.

Although the couple will be living in Norfolk, it is said that the two will still visit London frequently.

"While they will be predominantly living in Norfolk, the intention is for Kate to hop between London and Norfolk while looking after Prince George," said a source.