Kate Middleton underwent a planned abdominal surgery at The London Clinic, and the details of her condition are undisclosed. The surgery was successful, and she is expected to stay in the hospital for ten to fourteen days before returning home for further recovery. Kensington Palace shared the update and mentioned that Kate is unlikely to resume public duties until after Easter.
Prince William, her husband, has postponed his royal duties to be with her during her recovery. Kate is keen on maintaining normalcy for her children and wishes to keep her medical information private. Prince William visits her daily, and the couple’s children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, have yet to see their mother.
Related Posts
Pray For President TRUMP: His Shocking Heaven Remark Left Everyone Speechless…See more
The well-known political analyst Lou Dobbs passed away at the age of 78. Known for his tenure at CNN and Fox News, Dobbs was a divisive figure,…
Chilling text from pregnant teen found dead in boyfriend’s backyard
Kylee Monteiro, just 18 and 11 weeks pregnant, was allegedly stabbed to death by 22-year-old Gregory Groom. Prosecutors say he then buried her in his grandparents’ backyard,…
Whispers In The West
A recent survey conducted by Politico and UC Berkeley’s Citrin Center paints a complicated picture. When asked about Harris potentially entering the race to succeed Governor Gavin…
A police helicopter was just shot down mid-air… At least 10 officers gone, others fighting for life…See more
According to local officials, the aircraft came under heavy gunfire from armed groups linked to narcotrafficking networks, forcing it down in hostile territory. Emergency teams rushed to…
I Found a Camera in Our Airbnb — Then the Host’s Reply Chilled Me
In a world where technology and convenience have become inseparable from daily life, we often trust what’s familiar — a five-star review, a clean photo, a name-brand…
Millions take this drug, but it could raise risk of memory loss by 40%
Dementia can be caused by a number of factors. According to Dementia UK, those factors include genetics, age, brain changes, the person’s lifestyle, as well as other…