The false news that Kate Middleton is in a coma has sparked strong irritation among the officials of the British royal court. According to these completely unfounded rumors, which emerged in some international scandalous media, the princess would have been in danger of life and even in a coma condition during the 13 days of hospitalization at the London Clinic for an unspecified abdominal surgical operation. This is what sources close to the Windsors quoted by the Times say, while Kensington Palace did not want to comment on what appears to be blatantly false.
False rumors about the princess's health conditions
The rumors were started in Spain by journalist Concha Calleja during the television program "Fiesta", talking about complications for the princess and doctors forced to intubate her and put her in a condition of pharmacological coma. All unfounded and denied among other things by the discharge of the wife of the heir to the throne which would have been impossible after a hospital stay of not even two full weeks in the face of that hypothesized worsening.
How is Kate really doing
Kate's health problems, for the will expressed by the Palace, remain covered by a veil of discretion after the transfer from the hospital to the home, which took place in all discretion between darkened windows and images of the patient denied by the protocol precisely to the morbid curiosity of the media. Certainly, as previously announced, Kate is now facing the beginning of a convalescence lasting several months, a recovery phase that the consort of William spends out of town - away from the slightest public activity - in the refuge of the Adelaide Cottage, adjacent to Windsor Castle.
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