Grant Harrold, a former royal butler, recently suggested that Prince William's absence from the memorial service for his godfather, King Constantine of Greece, may be linked to concerns about Princess Kate's health.
In an interview with GB News, Harrold expressed his observations regarding the Prince of Wales's unexpected absence, noting that it indicates something may be amiss with Catherine's well-being. He remarked, "The fact he’s pulled out shows something is not right."
Harrold continued, speculating, "It’s possibly something to do with the Princess of Wales, because obviously she had that surgery a few weeks back and a lot of people have said to me they’ve been very quiet since she’s had it done."
Highlighting the private nature of the matter, Harrold emphasized the lack of detailed information surrounding Kate's surgery and subsequent recovery, which has fueled concerns among royal observers.
Moreover, Harrold entertained the possibility that William's absence could be due to concerns about one of their children's health, such as a common illness like a cold or flu.
The Princess of Wales underwent 'planned abdominal surgery' at the London Clinic on January 16, 2024, according to Kensington Palace. While the palace confirmed her recovery process, specific details about her current medical condition remain undisclosed, contributing to apprehension among royal enthusiasts.
