Princess Kate, 42, has left the hospital and is back at her Windsor home after a significant abdominal surgery that lasted almost two weeks. Royal commentator Angela Levin highlighted the seriousness of the operation, and GB News host Nana Akua expressed concern, mentioning that the future Queen is expected to resume official duties post-Easter.
The Prince of Wales has temporarily stepped back from his royal responsibilities to care for his wife and children. Akua expressed her admiration for the Princess, emphasizing Kate’s resilience through a challenging health period.
Levin echoed the sentiment, praising Kate for her unwavering dedication since joining the Royal Family in 2011. She noted Kate’s ability to navigate her role with grace and joy, emphasizing the sacrifices she has made for the royal duty.
A Kensington Palace spokesperson provided an update on Kate’s recovery, stating, “The Princess of Wales has returned home to Windsor to continue her recovery from surgery. She is making good progress.” The spokesperson expressed gratitude to The London Clinic’s team, especially the nursing staff, and conveyed the Wales family’s appreciation for the global well wishes.
Kate’s return to official duties will be contingent on medical advice. The Prince and Princess conveyed a heartfelt thank you to everyone for their support during this challenging time.