Princess Kate's Recovery: Successful Surgery and Postponed Engagements
17.01.2024 posted by Admin
Kate Middleton is on the path to recovery, according to an announcement from Kensington Palace on Wednesday. The 42-year-old Princess of Wales recently underwent a planned abdominal surgery at The London Clinic.
The surgery, deemed successful, will require Princess Kate to remain in the hospital for a duration of ten to fourteen days before heading home to continue her recuperation. Kensington Palace stated that, based on medical advice, she is not expected to resume public duties until after the Easter period.
Expressing appreciation for the public's interest, the Princess of Wales hopes for understanding regarding her desire to maintain normalcy for her children and to keep personal medical details private. Updates on her progress will only be provided when significant new information emerges, as per Kensington Palace.
In the statement, Princess Kate extends an apology to those affected by the postponement of her upcoming engagements. She eagerly anticipates rescheduling as many engagements as possible once she is back on her feet.
It's reassuring to note that the medical issue addressed during the surgery was non-cancerous, as reported by PEOPLE. Following her discharge, Princess Kate will recover at her Windsor residence, where she and the Prince of Wales relocated in 2022 from their former London base.
Prince William, understandingly, is scaling back on public duties to support his wife during her recovery and tend to their three children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. Official duties for Prince William will be put on hold during Princess Kate's hospital stay and the initial phase of her home recovery.
Princess Kate's last public appearance was on Christmas, walking to the Church of St. Mary Magdalene in Norfolk with Prince William and their three children. Although the Princess of Wales has not resumed royal duties in 2024, Prince William made his first official outing of the year, joining friends Rob Burrow and Kevin Sinfield at Headlingley Stadium in Leeds to raise awareness for Motor Neurone Disease research.
The surgery, deemed successful, will require Princess Kate to remain in the hospital for a duration of ten to fourteen days before heading home to continue her recuperation. Kensington Palace stated that, based on medical advice, she is not expected to resume public duties until after the Easter period.
Expressing appreciation for the public's interest, the Princess of Wales hopes for understanding regarding her desire to maintain normalcy for her children and to keep personal medical details private. Updates on her progress will only be provided when significant new information emerges, as per Kensington Palace.
In the statement, Princess Kate extends an apology to those affected by the postponement of her upcoming engagements. She eagerly anticipates rescheduling as many engagements as possible once she is back on her feet.
It's reassuring to note that the medical issue addressed during the surgery was non-cancerous, as reported by PEOPLE. Following her discharge, Princess Kate will recover at her Windsor residence, where she and the Prince of Wales relocated in 2022 from their former London base.
Prince William, understandingly, is scaling back on public duties to support his wife during her recovery and tend to their three children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. Official duties for Prince William will be put on hold during Princess Kate's hospital stay and the initial phase of her home recovery.
Princess Kate's last public appearance was on Christmas, walking to the Church of St. Mary Magdalene in Norfolk with Prince William and their three children. Although the Princess of Wales has not resumed royal duties in 2024, Prince William made his first official outing of the year, joining friends Rob Burrow and Kevin Sinfield at Headlingley Stadium in Leeds to raise awareness for Motor Neurone Disease research.