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.
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