For the first time after her stomach surgery, Kate Middleton left Windsor. She will not be allowed to perform any royal obligations until after Easter.
The 42-year-old Princess of Wales is reportedly “on the mend,” according to a close friend, which is encouraging for her recuperation. After being brought to the London Clinic last month for a surgery that was kept under wraps, Kate spent the better part of two weeks in the hospital.
The future Queen of England was permitted to return to her family’s Windsor residence, where she has been recovering away from the spotlight ever since. Rumors and educated assumptions about what transpired soon followed.
According to a close acquaintance, Kate will be spending the half-term vacation at the royal estate of Sandringham with her family. This health-related information is new.
“Catherine is recovering well,” a friend of Catherine’s informed the Daily Mail.
The woman was eager for a scene change. She will be able to unwind in Norfolk while the children play with William.
Much more has been said regarding Kate’s health after the unexpected announcement that she will be undergoing surgery on her abdomen. Her condition has only been partially disclosed, and the royal family has kept their customary quiet.
The only thing we are certain of, in fact, is that Kate needed to stay in the hospital for thirteen days following her surgery. Prince William tried to spend as much time as possible with their mother during this period, even though Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis did not get to meet her face to face.
Spanish sources claimed that Kate’s difficulties recovering from surgery led to her being placed in a coma. This increased people’s level of concern. Kensington Palace swiftly refuted such allegations, but it’s still unclear what condition Kate was experiencing that required surgery.
In any event, those who have been closely watching Kate’s recuperation will be relieved to learn that the Princess of Wales is now well enough to travel between Windsor and Sandringham.
Furthermore, according to the Daily Mail, King Charles is also at Sandringham. Earlier this week, he received his first treatment for cancer.
Around the same time, the king and his daughter-in-law were receiving treatment for an enlarged prostate in the hospital. Doctors had discovered a form of cancer, the Palace did disclose in a subsequent statement. Charles’s cancer type and stage were not disclosed, however they did rule out prostate cancer.
