Everything seems to indicate that Kate Middleton's recovery is going from strength to strength, since this Monday Prince William's agenda was announced.
As announced on Monday by Kensington Palace, Prince William of Wales, heir to the British crown, will resume his official activities this week, suspended due to the abdominal operation of his wife Kate Middleton, who continues her convalescence and recovery in total secrecy.
However, given William's return to public life, and beyond the announcement that Charles III has cancer (and that he is already receiving treatment), everything seems to indicate that Kate's abdominal operation would have been a success and this allows her her husband to resume the activities that fill his agenda in the coming days.
Prince William resumes activities with a full agenda
On Wednesday, Prince William, 41, will attend an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle and in the afternoon a charity gala in London in favor of the London Air Ambulance, according to Kensington Palace, cited by the PA press agency.
Kate, Princess of Wales, 42, was hospitalized on January 16 to undergo abdominal surgery, details of which have not been revealed at the request of the future Queen of England, which has worried British society. to such an extent that the Palace ruled out to different media outlets that Kate Middleton had any cancerous condition.
William and Kate: Everything is back to normal
Kensington Palace, where the offices of the Princes of Wales are located, announced a week ago that Kate Middleton had been discharged from the private clinic in London and would continue her convalescence at the family home in Windsor, west of London. But for now, Prince William is preparing to resume his public activities this week.
The reasons for the operation carried out on January 16 remain a mystery, although the British press ruled out that he suffers from cancer. Kensington Palace announced that the Princess of Wales would suspend her official activities until at least the end of Easter week, which ends on March 31.
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Prince William, eldest son of King Charles III (who this Sunday was seen walking to church, accompanied by his wife, Queen Camilla) had also suspended his public functions to be next to his wife. after the operation. The couple, who are very popular in the United Kingdom, have three children, Princes George, Charlotte and Louis.
King Charles III, 75 years old, who underwent prostate surgery on January 26, is also in a period of convalescence, unable to carry out any official activities at the moment.
Princess Kate and King Charles III left the hospital where they were both admitted, the London Clinic, on January 29.
The forced cessation of official activities by Charles III and William and Kate of Wales has meant that Queen Camilla, 76, has a busy schedule these days and has taken on a greater leading role.
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