Following her recent abdominal surgery on January 16th at the London Clinic, Princess Kate Middleton is poised for a robust return to her royal duties as she recuperates, according to insights from a former royal butler.
Grant Harrold, as reported by express.co.uk, believes that Prince William and Kate are strategizing their return to royal engagements after the health scare. "The sooner her recovery, I’m sure the sooner the pair will get back to carrying out their royal duties together, which is something that I think they enjoy," he remarked.
Harrold added that the couple would be eager to resume their normal routines, with Prince William playing a significant role in aiding Kate's recovery and support.
After spending several days in the hospital, Kate returned home to Windsor on January 29th to continue her recovery. An official statement from Kensington Palace conveyed Kate's good progress and expressed gratitude to the medical team at The London Clinic for their care.
"The Prince and Princess wish to say a huge thank you to the entire team at The London Clinic, especially the dedicated nursing staff, for the care they have provided. The Wales family continues to be grateful for the well wishes they have received from around the world," the statement read.
According to Kate's spokesperson, the Princess is expected to resume her royal duties after Easter, marking a determined comeback following her surgery.
