Princess of Wales is in London hospital for abdominal surgery
According to Kensington Palace, the Princess of Wales had a triumphant abdominal operation and is currently receiving medical attention in a hospital. She is projected to stay there for a span of two weeks.
On Tuesday, a 42-year-old woman named Catherine was brought into the London Clinic for a scheduled operation. However, the palace has not disclosed any further information regarding the procedure. According to sources, Catherine has requested that her health details be kept confidential.
According to the palace, she will be remaining in the private hospital for a period of 10 to 14 days before heading back to her home for further recovery. Based on current medical advice, it is unlikely that she will be taking up her public responsibilities before the Easter season.
The palace recently released a statement that reads: "The Princess of Wales acknowledges that this statement will likely attract attention. She kindly asks that the people understand her need to keep things as ordinary as possible for her children. Moreover, she desires that her private medical details remain undisclosed."
Kensington Palace will not give regular updates on the progress of Her Royal Highness unless there is a noteworthy development that needs to be communicated.
The Princess of Wales wants to say sorry to everyone affected that she must delay her upcoming appointments. She hopes to reschedule as many as she can at the earliest opportunity.
The royal residence declined to verify the reason behind Catherine's treatment, however, they assured that the ailment was not cancerous.
The prince and princess won't be traveling abroad in the upcoming months.
It is believed that the Prince of Wales will delay certain commitments in order to take care of his three kids. Additionally, he is not anticipated to carry out any official responsibilities while his wife is being treated in the hospital or in the days immediately following her release.
Kate Middleton's family, consisting of her parents Carole and Michael Middleton and her siblings Pippa Matthews and James Middleton, will be present at the royal couple's residence in Windsor to assist in her recuperation.
Catherine recently marked her birthday with celebrations and the monarchy’s official social media accounts depicted a fresh picture of her during the king's coronation in the previous year. This photograph provided a sneak peek into the behind-the-scenes preparations and moments which usually go unnoticed.
It appears as though she had been in good health, but during her pregnancy, she was hospitalized due to experiencing hyperemesis gravidarum, which is a severe form of morning sickness.
She engages in physical activities quite often and is regularly observed taking part in sports during her official royal duties.
After tying the knot with William in 2011 and earning the title HRH, she has established her philanthropic endeavors centered around mental health and the well-being of young children.
According to reports, the couple is actively involved in parenting and frequently takes their children to school. It has been noted that whenever one partner is attending an official engagement, the other tries to stay home whenever possible.
Ever since they became Prince and Princess of Wales, their count of official commitments has increased, especially after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex resigned as active members of the royal family.
People who observe the royal family usually refer to Catherine as reliable and with a mentality of persevering through difficulties without getting flustered.
Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, who previously served as private secretary to the Cambridges and the Duke of Sussex, and also worked for Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, expressed to the Times that the Duchess of Cornwall is one who invests time in conversing with individuals. He shared that she embodies a certain toughness and possesses a sense of responsibility reminiscent of the late queen mother's legacy. In times of need, she steps up to take action.
