Princess Catherine’s Rep Slams ‘Disappearance’ Reports
She’s just doing fine, everyone. Because of all the reports that suggest Kate Middleton might have disappeared, her official rep has gone on the record to set the matter straight.
The Princess of Wales is currently at home recovering from her abdominal surgery, which took place back in January.
Yet, a lot of fans and critics alike still can’t help but wonder why the Princess of Wales hasn’t made any public appearances or why the palace hasn’t at least released a photo of the royal mother just to prove to everyone that she is okay. Keep reading below for all of the details that you need to know.
Royal Family News – Kate Middleton’s Rep Slams ‘Disappearance’ Reports
According to Page Six, Kate Middleton’s rep has released a statement to assure everyone that Prince William’s wife is doing “okay” despite all of the rumors about her well-being.
The rep stated, “Kensington Palace made it clear in January the timelines of the princess’ recovery and we’d only be providing significant updates. That guidance stands.”
Yet, a lot of people can’t help but wonder what the truth really is as Prince William recently pulled out of a memorial service due to “personal reasons.”
And of course, critics are trying to connect that to what might be going on at home with his wife, Kate Middleton.
Royal Family News – When Will Kate Middleton Be Back?
Another critic wrote, “This very lovely, inoffensive woman told us that she had abdominal surgery, that she’d be in the hospital for two weeks and that she would not be seen publicly until after Easter. Therefore I am not speculating nor do I have theories. She will be back soon, and looking fabulous as ever.”
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