Prince William's godfather, Constantine II of Greece, passed away in January last year, marking a significant loss for the royal family.
Royal commentator Ingrid Seward shed light on Prince William's conspicuous absence from his godfather's memorial service, attributing it to illness.
During her appearance on GB News alongside hosts Bev Turner and Mark Dolan, Seward addressed the swirling rumors about Kate's health and William's absence, suggesting that the Prince chose not to attend the service in order to prevent undue concern among the public.
"I immediately assumed that he had a tummy bug or something," she remarked. "He’s got three kids. I think he must have been taken ill."
When questioned about the Palace's decision not to disclose the information regarding William's illness, Seward reflected, "I think maybe they should have, but they didn’t. If he was unwell, people would have thought 'oh my goodness, the whole Royal Family is falling apart.'"
Meanwhile, the Princess of Wales is reportedly recuperating from abdominal surgery and is said to be progressing well.
The absence of Prince William from the memorial service of Constantine II of Greece, his godfather, remains a topic of speculation amidst ongoing concerns about the health and well-being of the royal family.
