As always, the official press release from Kensington Palace is awaited. In its edition of Sunday January 28, 2024, the British tabloid The Sun announced Kate Middleton’s imminent release from hospital. According to information from our colleagues, Princess of Walescould be released” from this Monday January 29, or thirteen days after his surgical operation. But the news has not yet been formally confirmed. As a reminder, Prince William’s wife has been hospitalized at the prestigious London Clinic since January 16, 2024 for a “scheduled abdominal surgery” in advance. Although the medical reasons which led to this intervention are unknown, Kensington Palace has nevertheless affirmed thatit was not cancer. We know despite everything that the operation undergone by Kate Middleton must have been quite heavy, since the royal residence had warned that she would have to “stay in the hospital for ten to fourteen days”. Moreover, the future queen of England should not “resume public functions before Easter”. A long recovery which leaves mystery surrounding his state of health.
King Charles III will stay in hospital longer than expected
Kate Middleton’s exit, clearly planned for the thirteenth day of her convalescence, however seems reassuring, since it falls within the doctors’ forecasts. For his part, however, King Charles III is expected to stay a little longer than expected in the hospital. Also admitted to the London Clinic to treat a benign prostatic hyperplasia, which he underwent surgery on Friday January 26, 2024, the 75-year-old sovereign was initially scheduled to remain under observation for two nights. But he is currently entering his fourth day in hospital, in turn causing concern British people around his state of health.
His wife Camilla, who has visited him daily until now, told the British press that he “was fine”. As is standard procedure in this type of surgery, King Charles III is expected to remain convalescing for three to four weeks. Just like his daughter-in-law, he will not resume his public duties immediately upon leaving the hospital.