Kate Middleton and a mystery about her health condition. What is the reason?

Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, spent two weeks in hospital in January, after undergoing surgery for a “non-cancerous” but unspecified condition. Kate has not appeared in public since then, and her office at Kensington Palace in London said that it was unlikely that she would return to her official duties unless After Easter, which falls at the end of this month.

Between facts and rumors, is Kate in danger? In conjunction with the rumors that have haunted Princess Kate Middleton since she underwent surgery and her absence from official events since Christmas, many conflicting news and speculations have spread about her disappearance.

British local media reported that the BBC's events production unit had been notified to remain on alert for a "very important" announcement from the royal family at any moment.

It is noteworthy that rumors are also haunting Prince William, and his betrayal of Kate with his alleged mistress, Lady Rose Hanbury, and until this moment there is no official statement that resolves the controversy, whether it is death or divorce!

A fabricated picture in an attempt to hide the truth In an attempt to allay fears, Kensington Palace published a photo of Princess Kate Middleton with her children on March 10, but international news agencies soon discovered that the photo had been digitally manipulated, sparking further controversy over its fate.

The photo, taken by her husband, heir to the throne, Prince William, shows Princess Kate (42 years old) smiling and looking healthy, surrounded by Princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte, according to Reuters.

Agencies "Getty", "Agence France-Presse", "Reuters" and "Associated Press" removed this image from their systems, noting that there was an "inconsistency in the alignment of Princess Charlotte's left hand."

Kate, Britain's Princess of Wales , issued an apology on the X platform on Monday (March 11) for "any confusion" caused by the edited photo released by her office at Kensington Palace on Sunday (March 10).

She says in this apology: “Like many amateur photographers, I sometimes experiment with photo editing. I wanted to express my apologies for any confusion caused by the family photo we shared yesterday.”