Kate Middleton’s representatives have clarified that they will only be issuing ‘significant updates’ regarding her health following her abdominal surgery earlier this year. This statement comes in response to recent inquiries about her well-being, with Kensington Palace reiterating their stance on the matter.
Her husband, Prince William, has resumed his royal duties after a brief absence attributed to ‘personal reasons’. He was seen at the Western Marble Arch Synagogue, where he received a bouquet of flowers intended for his wife.
In January, the Princess of Wales underwent a planned abdominal surgery at the London Clinic, subsequently returning home to Windsor towards the end of the month. Speculation has surrounded her condition, fueled by her absence from public view. Despite this, official updates have been limited, as per Kensington Palace’s initial announcement.
While her exact ailment remains undisclosed, it has been confirmed to be unrelated to cancer. Recovery from such procedures typically takes several weeks, with Kate not expected to resume her royal duties until after Easter.
With both Kate Middleton and King Charles discharged on the same day, the public awaits further information from official sources regarding her health and eventual return to public engagements.
