Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, will be returning to public duties after Easter next month, Kensington Palace has announced. The 42-year-old royal has been out of the public eye since December, sparking speculation and conspiracy theories on social media about her absence.
In January, Kate underwent planned abdominal surgery and Kensington Palace revealed that she would spend 10 to 14 days in the hospital before continuing her recovery at home. However, rumors have circulated, with some suggesting that the royal experienced complications during the surgery and was put into an induced coma.
Spanish TV host Concha Calleja claimed that Kate had been intubated and put into a coma to save her life, but Buckingham Palace sources dismissed these claims as rumors. Despite this, social media users have continued to speculate about the nature of Kate’s surgery and recovery process.
In the midst of Kate’s absence, her husband Prince William recently pulled out of a scheduled appearance at Windsor Castle, citing a “personal matter.” The royal couple’s public appearances have been few and far between, with Prince William attending events alone.
While Kensington Palace has announced Kate’s return to public duties after Easter, UK media reports suggest that it may take her up to nine months to fully recover. The Buckingham Palace has not disclosed the exact nature of her surgery, but the royal family has been facing health challenges, with King Charles undergoing a procedure for an enlarged prostate and revealing a cancer diagnosis.
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