Kate Middleton will leave Windsor for the first time since her surgery during the ‘recovery phase’

He could visit his father-in-law, Charles III, who was suffering from cancer. In “recovery”, Kate Middleton will indeed leave Windsor for the first time since her hospitalization, it was revealed. Daily Mail: , Friday, February 9. She was due to join Prince William and their three children George, 10, Charlotte, 8, and Louis, 5, on holiday in Sandringham, where the sovereign is also based. “Catherine is recovering well from the operation,” an unnamed source told royal correspondent Richard Eden. “She was looking forward to a change of scenery and being able to relax in Norfolk while the children let off steam with Prince William.”

Daily life “as normal as possible”

Hospitalized for “planned abdominal surgery” which was “successful”, the Princess of Wales left a London clinic on Tuesday January 16 after thirteen days. He then worked “from under his bed” in his room at Adelaide Cottage, a Welsh home in Windsor.

“Based on ongoing medical advice, it is unlikely that Prince William’s wife will return to public duties before Easter,” Kensington Palace warned in a statement on March 31, however. Since then, the Princess of Wales, whose health has been kept under wraps in recent weeks, appears to be recovering well after a hospital stay. While waiting for him to get back on his feet, his mother, Carole Middleton, and her husband, Prince William, will be taking it upon themselves to ensure that Wales’ three children’s lives are “as normal as possible”.