Kate Middleton's supporters have voiced concerns and calls for transparency after her name and picture were removed from a website, sparking speculation about her health and return to royal duties.
The royal family, particularly Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace, is facing increasing pressure to disclose details regarding King Charles's cancer diagnosis and Kate Middleton's recent abdominal surgery.
Previously, Kate was listed to attend an engagement as the honorary Colonel of the Irish Guards on June 8, raising hopes of her return to public duties following her surgery. However, Kensington Palace stated that they were not consulted about her appearance, leading to the removal of her name from the website selling tickets to the event.
While preparations for annual events like Trooping the Colour continue, decisions regarding the involvement of King Charles and Kate will likely be made closer to the time of the events.
Kate's office has confirmed that she will not resume her duties until after Easter, which falls on March 31st. However, the uncertainty surrounding the monarchy's current situation has left many feeling unsettled, as expressed by royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith.
Amidst the uncertainty, Kate's fans and royal historians are calling on the palace to provide clarity by sharing an updated picture of the Princess along with her health status. Sally emphasized the importance of visibility, citing Queen Elizabeth's belief that being seen is essential for credibility.
As the public awaits further information, transparency from the palace regarding the health and status of both King Charles and Kate Middleton is crucial for maintaining trust and confidence among supporters and the wider public.
