A vision that warms the heart. Last January, Kate Middleton was forced to take a break after undergoing abdominal surgery at the London Clinic. Since then, the Princess of Wales has rested with her family at Adelaide Cottage, a charming residence located east of Windsor Castle, in the county of Berkshire. Discreet for a time, the wife of Prince William nevertheless began to gradually emerge from the shadows. After the clumsy publication of a retouched family portrait on the occasion of Mother’s Day, she decided to appear in broad daylight alongside her husband, Sunday March 17, in a Windsor farm store, as reported by Sun.
To our colleagues, a witness described the scene, visibly relieved to see the daughter-in-law of King Charles III in such good posture: “After all the rumors that have been circulatingI was stunned to see them there.”And to continue his story: “Kate was out shopping with William and she looked happy and in good health. The kids weren’t with them, but it’s a good sign that she’s healthy enough to go shopping.” While Kate Middleton is not expected to return to the forefront before April 17, this scene suggests a possible return before this date, on the occasion of Easter Sunday and the traditional march of the royal family towards the church of Windsor, as pointed out by the Sun. To be continued.
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Kate and William at the heart of the rumors
This romantic shopping session could well undermine the rumors currently circulating around the couple formed by Kate Middleton and Prince William. And for good reason, Prince Harry’s brother is said to be having an extramarital affair and is on the verge of breaking up with his wife. Rumors from the corridors reinforced by the famous retouched image of the Princess of Wales, a photo where she appeared without her wedding ring which belonged to the late Princess Diana. The prince and princess, however, did not react to these rumors, in particular to protect their three children, George, Charlotte and Louis, as suggested by journalist Roya Nikkhah at Sunday Timess, Saturday March 16: “They try to keep things as normal as possible for the kids, but it’s not easy.”
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