Kate Middleton’s absence highlights fragility of weakened monarchy

Kate Middleton’s absence from public view after the operation and the strange theories surrounding her illness show the fragility of the “weakened monarchy”.

Kate, Princess of Wales, has not made any public appearances since she was last seen at Christmas when she joined Prince William and their children on their annual family walk to church in Sandringham.

In January, the palace revealed that Princess Kate had been admitted to a London clinic following a “scheduled abdominal operation” and would not return for royal duties until Easter.

Speaking on the matter, royal correspondent Cameron Walker said GB News that there was a “major problem” with Kate, the Palace would have announced it.

Reacting to Prince William’s last-minute exit from the memorial service for the late King Constantine of Greece, he added: “I’m sure the Princess of Wales is still doing well, which tells me it’s nothing to do with Kate. .”

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“I also understand that Prince William’s absence has nothing to do with King Charles’ health either. The King has cancer and therefore does not attend public events at the moment.

“So the question is, what the heck is that? And they would definitely tell us if it’s a major medical issue,” the expert continued.

“He has future engagements in the calendar and I understand that those are not going to be affected. So I don’t think it’s a major cause for concern,” he added.

“But what it shows us is that this weakened monarchy has become very thin indeed in the last month or two.

“It’s quite fragile because we only had one senior member of the British royal family attend this memorial service for King Constantine of Greece, who was Prince William’s godfather before he died and that was Queen Camilla.”