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Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, reappeared in public on Monday (4) after six weeks, according to the American website TMZ.
In a photo published by the site, Kate appears in the passenger seat of the car. According to the publication, the car was being driven by her mother, Carol, near Windsor Castle in the United Kingdom.
At the end of January, the British royal family was informed that Kate should resume her public schedule only after Easter, because she would need to rest.
Since then, little information about Kate Middleton's health has been released by Kensington Palace, which is responsible for official communication between her and Prince William.
Kate Middleton undergoes abdominal surgery. King Charles III will also undergo surgery
Lack of updates on the princess's condition sparked rumors of her “disappearance” Ha. Furthermore, William's failure to attend an event on Tuesday (27) has led to conspiracy theories gaining steam.
On Google, for example, among the most relevant searches for Kate Middleton's name were plastic surgery to enlarge her buttocks and an alleged divorce with Prince William.
And on X, the old Twitter, it was no different. In addition to the theories searched on Google, users also joked about the possibility that the princess had an unsuccessful haircut.
See some posts below:
Prince William withdrew at the last minute from attending a memorial service at Windsor Castle last week, citing a “personal matter.”
William, who is first in line to the British throne, was expected to attend an event to commemorate the late Greek King Constantine.
Kensington Palace said: “Unfortunately, the Prince of Wales is no longer able to attend King Constantine’s memorial service this morning due to a personal matter.”
The palace refused to provide further details about William's absence. But the British press linked the issue to the surgery that Kate Middleton underwent last January.
Until the publication of this report, Kensington Palace had not issued any new bulletin on the princess’s health condition.
However, a source close to the British royal family told Reuters that the Princess of Wales is doing well.
