The royal spokesperson addressed Kate Middleton’s condition after her surgery, confirming the update was shared by People. The report notes that the Prince of Wales has made public duties a priority while supporting his wife and children through her recovery. After initially declining to discuss his wife’s health, the spokesperson for Prince William, the royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith, has spoken out to address the many rumors circulating about Kate Middleton.
Bedell Smith emphasized that the heir to the throne remained focused on his official responsibilities rather than engaging with online speculation. She described his approach as principled and steady, underscoring the importance of his public role during this time.
On March 4, Prince William’s response to a question about Kate Middleton drew notice when he was in Wales for St David’s Day. A fan in attendance asked how Kate was faring, but he chose not to answer personal questions in that moment. The incident sparked commentary among Daily Mail readers about his handling of the inquiry.
Earlier, on January 16, Kate Middleton was admitted to a London clinic for surgery. The same day, officials indicated the procedure had been planned. At that time, rumors that Kate might be in a coma circulated, but Kensington Palace denied those claims, clarifying that the situation was being managed with professional medical care.
The period marked Kate Middleton’s first appearance in public since the surgery, with audiences following the family’s steps as they navigated the recovery period. The focus remained on her wellbeing, the support of her spouse and children, and the duties that come with royal life. The royal household maintained a careful communications stance, balancing openness with privacy to respect all involved during a sensitive time.