Gary Goldsmith in a chatty mood
Niece Princess Kate receives “best care in the world”
For many years, Gary Goldsmith was considered the “black sheep” of the Middleton family.
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Princess Kate’s uncle Gary Goldsmith revealed details about his niece’s health on British “Celebrity Big Brother”.
Princess Kate’s (42) uncle Gary Goldsmith (59) is currently in the British “Celebrity Big Brother” house. There, Goldsmith, also known as the scandal uncle, chats frankly about the health of his famous niece. In the season premiere on March 4th, he explained that Prince William’s (41) wife was currently receiving the “best care in the world.” The Mountbatten-Windsor and Middleton families should also be close together during what was such a difficult time for Kate “Us Weekly” reports citing the TV show.
Scandal Uncle sticks to etiquette
“The whole family has dropped everything and is taking care of the family above all else,” said Goldsmith on the television show “Celebrity Big Brother.” However, the reality TV participant does not want to reveal any more details about Kate’s health, which has recently given rise to a lot of speculation. Because there would be “some kind of code or etiquette” not to do this. However, if the palace announces official details in the future, Goldsmith will also share his opinion on the events.
Gary Goldsmith confirms timeline of Kate’s recovery
However, the Middleton family told him that Princess Kate would “need some time to recover.” He will therefore see his royal niece again “at Easter” – a schedule that coincides with the official announcements from Kensington Palace. After Kate’s procedure in a London private hospital in January, officials said she would be out until Easter.
Princess Kate was recently seen in public again for the first time. Paparazzi pictures showing Kate next to her mother Carole Middleton (69) in a car were published on March 4th by the US portal “TMZ”. However, confirmation of Kate’s participation in the traditional Trooping the Color military parade in June has since been withdrawn. The British Ministry of Defense had apparently scheduled the 42-year-old too early and without sufficient consultation with Kensington Palace, it was said on March 5th. However, Princess Kate, who should have recovered by then, is expected to eventually attend the event.