In a bid to assuage the concerns of Kate Middleton's supporters, Kensington Palace has issued a reassuring statement regarding the Princess's anticipated return to royal duties.
The Palace's latest announcement seems to affirm that the Princess of Wales is in good health and will resume her royal responsibilities following Easter Sunday.
Since undergoing a planned abdominal surgery in January, the Princess of Wales has not made any public appearances since Christmas Day.
The recent statement from a Palace spokesperson aimed to quell speculation circulating on social media regarding the Princess's whereabouts, her health status, and the timetable for her return.
The royal spokesperson stated, "Kensington Palace outlined the Princess's recovery timeline in January, and we will only provide significant updates accordingly." However, they did confirm that Kate's recovery is progressing positively.
This reference harkens back to a statement released on January 17, which detailed the Princess's surgical procedure and her intention to resume royal engagements post-Easter, falling on March 31 this year.
The statement emphasized the Princess's appreciation for public interest while expressing her desire to maintain normalcy for her children and keep her medical details private.
Kensington Palace reiterated its commitment to sharing updates only when substantial developments occur, with the Princess expressing regret for postponing her scheduled engagements and looking forward to resuming them at the earliest opportunity.
