Worrying News About Duchess Catherine Emerges
There has been disturbing news about Duchess Catherine who underwent an abdominal surgery back in January.
However, the royal family remains secretive, and no official statements about Prince William's wife have been released since then.
The Duchess of Wales was admitted to the hospital in January for abdominal surgery. She had to spend 10-14 days at the clinic following the significant medical procedure, and since then, her condition has gradually improved. Although she has returned to her home, she is still recuperating and unable to attend public events for the time being. Prince William, who has been the president of the BAFTA awards ceremony for many years, used to attend the prestigious British event with his wife. However, since Duchess Catherine was forced to miss the event, he made a solo appearance this year.
No official statements regarding Catherine's condition have been issued since January, which is causing concern among fans. There is speculation that Prince William's wife might have a serious illness, like cancer. Recent rumors also suggest that the duchess might have Crohn's disease, while others believe serious complications arose after her surgery, leading to her being placed in a medically induced coma, which is why she had to spend two weeks in the hospital. The latter possibility has been denied by Kensington Palace.
The last official statement about Duchess Catherine's health was made on January 29, after she was discharged from Windsor hospital. However, until an official photo is released and details of Duchess Catherine’s specific health condition are disclosed, speculation is likely to continue, reports Marca.
The Duchess of Wales was admitted to the hospital in January for abdominal surgery. She had to spend 10-14 days at the clinic following the significant medical procedure, and since then, her condition has gradually improved. Although she has returned to her home, she is still recuperating and unable to attend public events for the time being. Prince William, who has been the president of the BAFTA awards ceremony for many years, used to attend the prestigious British event with his wife. However, since Duchess Catherine was forced to miss the event, he made a solo appearance this year.
No official statements regarding Catherine's condition have been issued since January, which is causing concern among fans. There is speculation that Prince William's wife might have a serious illness, like cancer. Recent rumors also suggest that the duchess might have Crohn's disease, while others believe serious complications arose after her surgery, leading to her being placed in a medically induced coma, which is why she had to spend two weeks in the hospital. The latter possibility has been denied by Kensington Palace.
The last official statement about Duchess Catherine's health was made on January 29, after she was discharged from Windsor hospital. However, until an official photo is released and details of Duchess Catherine’s specific health condition are disclosed, speculation is likely to continue, reports Marca.
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