Following Kate Middleton’s January abdominal surgery, it was initially anticipated that she would resume her royal duties post-Easter. However, her diagnosis of cancer in February, made public in March, altered this trajectory.
Both King Charles and the Princess of Wales are undergoing treatment for their respective conditions, with their return to royal duties remaining uncertain. Despite this, reports suggest that Kate managed to undertake some royal work from her hospital bed at the London Clinic.
While the exact timing of Kate Middleton’s return to her duties is unknown, a royal expert hints at a potentially earlier comeback, offering optimism to fans worldwide.
On March 22, Kate disclosed her undergoing “preventative chemotherapy,” shocking many royal enthusiasts. Although the type of cancer she is facing remains undisclosed, her prior abdominal surgery in January provides a hint.
Since her surgery, Kate has been absent from her royal duties. While King Charles was expected to resume after Easter following his own cancer diagnosis, many speculated that Kate would shoulder more responsibilities alongside Queen Camilla and Prince William.
During her 13-day stint at the London Clinic, Kate penned a letter to a grieving widow from her hospital bed. Renowned for its celebrity patients, the central London hospital has also treated other royals like Princess Margaret and Prince Philip.
Despite her recovery, Kate reportedly remained committed to her royal work, underscoring her dedication during challenging times.
