Prince William visited Princess Kate daily at the London clinic this week. The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate, was admitted to hospital on January 16 and is currently recovering after undergoing abdominal surgery. Prince William, who has temporarily stepped back from his professional commitments, was last seen in public on January 18 while driving to a hospital in London. Notably, the couple's three children – Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5 – have yet to visit their mother. According to The Sun, the siblings spent last Sunday with their grandparents, Michael and Carol Middleton, at their home in Berkshire.
The Middleton family, residing in the village of Bucklebury, approximately 40 minutes' drive from the Wells family home, are playing a supporting role in ensuring normality during this time. In addition, Prince William can count on the support of nanny Maria Tyrian Boron, who studied at the prestigious Norland College and has worked with the royal family since 2014, when Prince George was only 8 months old.
Last week, Buckingham Palace confirmed that Princess Kate would have to stay in hospital for up to 14 days before returning home to recover. She is not expected to return to official duties until Easter. Although the palace did not reveal the reason for Kate's treatment, they assured the public that the illness was not cancerous.
In a statement, the palace expressed the princess's desire to maintain the confidentiality of her medical information and her commitment to maintaining a normal life for her children. Kensington Palace will only provide updates on its progress when there is significant new information to share. The Princess of Wales has apologized for postponing her upcoming engagements and hopes to resume them as soon as possible. Thanks for watching until the end.”
