Kensington Palace has released an official statement regarding "conspiracy theories" about Kate Middleton's health.

Kensington Palace has issued an official statement regarding the numerous "conspiracy theories" that people are speculating about where Kate Middleton disappeared to after undergoing abdominal surgery. Due to the fact that the royal family is in no hurry to share details about the state of health of the Princess of Wales, and she herself is “disappearing,” the Internet is building a variety of crazy theories: that Kate has cancer, that she is staying at home after plastic surgery, or even that she left from her husband, Prince William.

As a result, the avalanche of rumors and gossip reached such proportions that the representative of the Princess of Wales had to make an official statement: “In January, Kensington Palace already announced the time frame for the princess’s recovery, and in the future we will only provide significant news on this topic. All deadlines remain in effect,” - this comment from a representative of the royal family was reported in the media.

Kate Middleton has not been seen in public since Christmas, and speculation about her condition has reached a fever pitch as internet users put forward theories ranging from plastic surgery to a coma. While Kate Middleton continues to recover at home, according to officials, her husband Prince William took over all family and public responsibilities. But Kate's fans were concerned about the behavior of William and his relatives. Thus, William recently abruptly canceled a planned meeting for “personal reasons.” Such a sudden change of plans is not typical for the future king of Great Britain, and many associated this with the fact that his wife Kate Middleton became unwell. Shortly after this, Queen Camilla was found in tears - this was also associated with Kate Middleton's health. Today, the 41-year-old Prince of Wales was spotted at a London synagogue, where he took part in an event to combat anti-Semitism. At the temple, he donned the traditional headdress worn by Jewish men and spoke with 94-year-old Holocaust survivor Renee Salt. During the dialogue, William mentioned his wife. “Anti-Semitism has no place in our society... Both Catherine and I are extremely concerned about the rise of anti-Semitism.”

In the royal family now, in addition to Kate’s health, there are other reasons to worry. The 75-year-old King Charles III also has health problems - he is being treated for cancer and also recently underwent surgery. However, Karl, despite his diagnosis, appears in public, although he plans to transfer power to his eldest son in the near future.