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- On January 17, Kensington Palace announced that Princess Catherine, 42, had undergone planned abdominal surgery.
- Little is known about the specifics of her medical procedure aside from it being successful, non-cancerous, and requiring her to recuperate until after Easter at Adelaide Cottage in Windsor Home Park.
- Speculation and conspiracy theories about her health have arisen due to the lack of information, including Spanish journalist Concha Calleja’s claim that Catherine was put into an induced coma, which Kensington Palace has called “total nonsense” and “ludicrous”.
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Princess Catherine, formerly known as Kate Middleton, underwent a planned abdominal surgery on January 17, as announced by Kensington Palace. The nature of the surgery remains undisclosed to the public, though it’s known to be successful and non-cancerous. Following her discharge from the London Clinic, Catherine has been recuperating at Adelaide Cottage in Windsor Home Park. She isn’t expected to return to her public duties until after Easter. While her husband, Prince William, visited her shortly after the surgery, their three children did not due to the London Clinic’s visitor guidelines. The lack of detailed information around Catherine’s health has led to rampant speculation and conspiracy theories, including a claim by Spanish journalist Concha Calleja that Catherine was put into an induced coma post-surgery. Kensington Palace, however, has dismissed these claims as “total nonsense” and “ludicrous”.
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