When Kate Middleton’s Health Had Allegedly Put ‘Her Life in Real Danger’ After Abdominal Surgery
The Princess of Wales is continuing her recovery at home. Kate Middleton has left the hospital after a two-week stay following abdominal surgery.
Earlier this year, Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, underwent “planned abdominal surgery” at The London Clinic, as stated by Kensington Palace. She later recuperated at home but at one point, “her life was in serious danger.”
Fiesta, a show that examines contemporary social and political events at the national and worldwide levels, broadcast an episode, on the Spanish channel Telecinco. Presenter Emma García and her team of collaborators unveiled new information on the 42-year-old princess’s health, whose surgery remained mostly shrouded in mystery, Marca reported.
The program aimed to dissect information on what is happening with Princess Kate and why there’s so much secrecy around her health condition. “The truth, we will never know unless the recovery does not progress as it should, because they will have no choice,” commented one of the contributors. This relatively unfavorable perspective has raised many issues for Emma García, who asked, “Among the information available… Is she okay right now? Is her life currently in danger?”
The answer was anything but comforting and left one wondering about the events of the past few days. “Her life was in great danger. The concern at the Royal House was palpable,” journalists at the roundtable discussed, adding, “the postoperative process became complicated and her life had to be saved.”
Even though there’s a lot of fear for the Princess’ health and concern about the mystery surrounding her condition, PEOPLE reported that the mother of two is in very good hands. A former patient of The London Clinic exclusively talked to PEOPLE about his experience having stomach surgery there and how the hospital helped him recover.
