Royal Rumors and Health Concerns: The Turmoil Surrounding Kate Middleton

Rumors continue to circulate and theories (even the most absurd) abound. The latest in chronological order is that the Princess of Wales has undergone intestinal surgery and is facing convalescence with a bag. But there are also those who think that Kate Middleton has fled from Adelaide Cottage after discovering that William had a child with his alleged mistress, Rose Hanbury, Marchioness of Cholmondeley, who is married and has three children. Kate Middleton sick? "She underwent ileostomy." The (latest) 5 hypotheses on the disappearance of the princess. The rumors about the divorce And precisely regarding the rumors of a marriage in crisis, it seems that William and Kate are "shaken and devastated" by the speculations and might decide to talk about the health conditions of the Princess of Wales during public engagements next month. This was revealed by some friends of the royal couple to the Daily Mail. Princess Kate has not made an official public appearance since she underwent major abdominal surgery on January 16, leading to a growing tsunami of speculation about her health conditions. Speculations that intensified when she publicly took the blame for the family photo published by Kensington Palace on Mother's Day, which was withdrawn by six of the world's leading photo agencies because it was retouched. The photo for Louis's party In addition to a series of imperfections in the retouched image with Photoshop, viewers also noticed that Kate was not wearing her wedding ring, which sparked numerous unfounded theories online about the state of her marriage. Despite these tumultuous weeks for the royal family, it is expected that Kate and William will still maintain the tradition of releasing a new photograph to celebrate the birthdays of their children, the next being that of Prince Louis on April 23. They could use it as an opportunity to talk about her health. "They are more open when they interact with the public and the princess might discuss her recovery during those engagements," a source told the Sunday Times. "If she intended to do so, she would do it this way. They appreciate the love and affection of the public for their children and know there is a public desire to see them on their birthdays." The return of Kate Although it is clear that no "final decision" has been made, the couple has been shaken after the online hysteria about Kate's health. The Sunday Times quoted a friend who said: "They will want to be clear and more open, but they will do so when they feel ready. They will not be rushed." A source close to Kate stated that all she intended to do was "bring a bit of joy" and release a reassuring image to thank the public for their ongoing support. The princess is not expected to return to royal duties until after April 17, when her three children will return to Lambrook School, near Ascot, after the Easter holidays. Another friend insisted that it was just someone trying to project the refined image that the public expects: "It's a photo she knew everyone would pay attention to, so she thought about it herself: she likes to try to make the family look their best." At the beginning of this week, Kate made the unexpected decision to publicly take responsibility for the incident and personally apologize on Instagram: "Like many amateur photographers, I occasionally experiment with editing," she wrote. A friend and adviser to the couple said that Kate's only mistake was not telling her team that she had edited the photos. "But she came out and apologized." Kate under pressure Now sources within royal circles warn of the negative effect that rumors could have on the future queen as she is recovering from the major surgical operation in January. Kate Middleton is "struggling to handle the Photoshop fury" and "needs to be left alone," claim royal insiders - as they say the princess "will return by Easter." An insider said: 'I'm worried about all this attention on Catherine. Monday in the car she didn't look happy at all.' Kate was seen in the back seat of a car with her husband as they left Windsor to go to London for two public engagements. According to the Mail, the woman was traveling for a "private appointment" and did not accompany William publicly. Despite requests for the publication of the original image, Kensington Palace insisted that it would not reprint the unpublished photograph of Kate and her children.