Guillermo's wife will have to stay in her house for a while longer
Since Kensington Palace's surprise announcement on January 17 about Kate Middleton's scheduled abdominal surgery, headlines about the Princess of Wales' health have been constant. This Wednesday, March 6, just 48 hours after the first images of her after 50 days of isolation were published, her tradition has not stopped.
Yesterday, the British Army seemed to indirectly confirm that the Princess of Wales's recovery process was going as planned by announcing on social media that Kate would inspect the troops during the Trooping the Color rehearsal on June 8. But minutes later, the Palace categorically denied this, casting further doubts about Kate's condition and her future agenda.
An English magazine has sought the perspective of Robert Jobson, biographer of Kate Middleton and author of the book 'Catherine, The Princess of Wales'. Jobson has broken the secrecy and revealed that Kate is halfway through her recovery period, settling into a routine and functioning well, but not yet, 100 percent. Critical Voices Report.
Additionally, Jobson shared that Kate is enjoying her recovery, focusing on her family and enjoying time with her children: George, Charlotte and Louis. This time as a full-time mother has been a positive change for her, according to Emily Nash, a journalist for the magazine's Royal Houses section.
Despite his focus on family, his return to public office is already being planned for April, with the help of his new private secretary, Lt. Col. Tom White, an Afghanistan veteran who has served as equerry to Queen Elizabeth. II.
