Kate Middleton Spotted Supporting Her Children at Tennis Amid Privacy Debates

Kate Middleton was seen accompanying her children to tennis, where she stayed to watch them the whole time. Ann Tanner, a 71-year-old resident of the town of Windsor who lives near the Princes of Wales, told the Telegraph she often sees them. Conspiracy theories? "It's just nonsense," the lady said, "we live across the street, they go in and out the back door, Dave (the doorman) lets them in quickly." "The princess comes by often, it's in front of their front door. Adelaide cottage is just a few kilometers from here," Tanner continued, referring to William and Kate's residence within the royal estate of Windsor. Kate, the Archbishop of Canterbury breaks the rule and defends the princess's privacy: "Village-style gossip." "Wonderful parents" "Sunday they were all at tennis, a friend of mine goes there to play and told me that Kate was there watching the children play, they go often." Meanwhile, on social media, Kevin Pietersen, a former English national cricket player living in Windsor, also spoke out. "The conspiracy theories about Kate are absolutely absurd! We see W&K almost every day and even in the last few days," Pietersen posted on X, adding that the heir to the British throne and his wife "are wonderful parents." How is she really? Will the neighbors' stories be enough to deflate the conspiracy theories about the princess's real health condition? After the mysterious abdominal operation in mid-January, Kensington Palace had announced that Kate would not reappear in public before Easter. But the now famous photo released for Mother's Day was a communicative disaster when it was discovered to have been retouched. So, the recent video images of Kate and William shopping at the Windsor farm shop have not been enough to convince skeptics and conspiracy theorists. Some have pointed out that Christmas lights are visible, claiming that they are actually images from December. Some speculate that William was accompanied by a double of his wife. But the Telegraph went to check on the spot, and the lights are still there.