It has been weeks since Kate Middleton underwent surgery and left the hospital. While the Royal Family has not provided much information about her health problems, the general message is that she is doing well. However, the lack of specific details has led to speculation and rumors making their way to the public.
One such rumor, started by Spanish journalist Concha Calleja, claimed that Kate had been placed in a coma after her surgery. The Palace was quick to dismiss this claim, emphasizing that Kate is recovering well at home in Windsor. Despite these reassurances, there are reports from Spanish newspaper Marca that raise concerns about Kate’s recovery. These reports, citing Calleja and journalist Aurelio Manzano, suggest that the Royal Family is worried about her progress.
One point of discussion revolves around Kate hiring a private secretary. Journalist Manzano questions this move, stating that speculation about her health will persist until the public sees a recent image of her. This uncertainty only fuels further speculation.
Calleja stands by her earlier claims, clarifying that Kate was not put into a coma but was induced into one by doctors due to serious complications after the surgery. The operation itself was already serious, and the decision to induce a coma was made swiftly.
While the British tabloids continue to report that Kate is recovering as expected, it is clear that there are still concerns surrounding her well-being. Hopefully, the Royal Family will provide a more definitive update soon, putting the rumors to rest.
