London, England – Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, has departed from Windsor to the Sandringham estate for the first time after undergoing scheduled abdominal surgery. The 42-year-old royal was discharged from the London Clinic on Jan. 29 and has been recuperating at Windsor since then, but is now looking forward to a change of scenery with a half-term holiday alongside her husband, Prince William, and their three children.
According to a close friend of Kate, she is recovering well and is ready to take it easy in Norfolk while allowing her children to enjoy time with Prince William. This comes after spending close to two weeks at the London Clinic for undisclosed medical treatment.
The tabloid reports that 75-year-old King Charles is also at Sandringham after undergoing his first cancer treatment earlier this week. It is unclear whether Kate and Charles will see each other as they both confront their respective health challenges.
The royal family first faced health difficulties at the beginning of the year when Kensington Palace announced Kate’s planned abdominal surgery and the cancellation of all her royal engagements until Easter. Shortly after, Buckingham Palace declared that King Charles would also be hospitalized for treatment for an enlarged prostate.
On Monday, the royal family’s concerns escalated as it was disclosed that the King had been diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer, discovered during the treatment for his enlarged prostate. The family continues to face these health challenges as they navigate the difficult circumstances.
These developments signify a period of concern for the royal family, as they grapple with health issues. The upcoming days will likely be critical in monitoring the progress and recovery of both Kate and King Charles.