2024-02-05 09:08:38
After 14 days in which Duchess Kate Middleton was hospitalized, following a planned abdominal surgery, she was released to her home. According to reports from abroad, royal assistants said that she was “progressing nicely”, but the royal writer Angela Levin actually expressed concern and claimed that Kate had undergone “a very serious operation”. In a conversation with “GB new” she claimed: “Nowadays people are not kept at home Sick for so long.”
“It must have been a very serious operation”
Levine added that it is requested that the princess return quickly, and as a duchess in her position, she can get nurses and doctors at the snap of a finger. “It must have been a very serious operation and we hear that she won’t get engaged until after Easter,” she continued, “that’s also quite worrying. No one will say she should come back sooner of course, but it is a concern.” There were also those who claimed that the Duchess’s life was in danger, and that she might be forced into a coma.
The rumors about Kate Middleton’s medical condition: “absolute nonsense”
The royal family were exposed to the rumors, which prompted Kensington Palace to publish a firm denial and clarify that it was “absolute nonsense.” To put an end to speculation about the health condition of the duchess, they decided to provide details on their behalf. In a conversation with “people magazine”, the palace spokesman rejected the possibility of a coma, and clarified that the medical procedure was declared a success and now the princess is recovering at home.
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