Last week, surprising news emerged that Kate Middleton had quietly undergone stomach surgery without alerting those closest to her.

An insider disclosed that there were no prior signs of any health issues, leaving many in her inner circle taken aback by the revelation.

The Princess of Wales’ husband, Prince William, is anticipated to temporarily withdraw from his public duties to support his wife and their three children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

A confidant shared that while the couple remains dedicated to their royal responsibilities, family always comes first, prioritizing their children above all else.

“Kids are always at the centre of their universe,” the source affirmed, emphasizing the couple’s commitment to maintaining a sense of normalcy moving forward.

Despite marrying into the monarchy, Kate Middleton swiftly captured the hearts of the public, establishing herself as a beloved figure within the royal family.

Her absence is expected to be deeply felt, with experts acknowledging her significant presence within the royal sphere.

Dr. Tessa Dunlop, in an interview, highlighted Kate’s usual composure and vitality, noting her frequent interactions with the media even shortly after giving birth.

Currently hospitalized, the Princess underwent a planned abdominal procedure and is slated to remain under medical care in a London facility for the next fortnight.

Speculations suggest that Kate will resume her official duties in the spring, while William, the Prince of Wales, navigates his roles as a devoted spouse and an engaged father during her recovery period.

The road to full recuperation may be lengthy, with indications suggesting that Kate is unlikely to resume her royal obligations until after the Easter season, as noted by the historian.

Prince William is poised to shoulder additional responsibilities, balancing the demands of his household, coordinating visits to the hospital with their children, and managing the royal agenda.