The initial image of Princess Catherine following her operation has been made public in honor of Britain’s Mother’s Day.
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This is the initial official photo of Catherine, the Princess of Wales, following her marriage.underwent abdominal surgery
Two months ago, a new release was made available on a Sunday featuring Catherine, also known as Kate Middleton, posing with her three children – 10-year-old George, 8-year-old Charlotte, and 5-year-old Louis – alongside William, the Prince of Wales.
The photo was credited to Prince William and shared on the official social media pages of the royal couple on X and Instagram. It was posted on Sunday morning. This was the first public message from Catherine since her surgery in January, and it acknowledged Mother’s Day in the UK, which falls on March 10 this year.
The princess shared a message expressing gratitude for the kind wishes and ongoing support received in the past two months. She also wished everyone a Happy Mother’s Day.
The palace announced that the British monarch underwent a scheduled abdominal surgery and would be hospitalized for approximately 10 to 14 days at a private clinic in London. After her hospital stay, she will continue her recovery at her home in Windsor for the following couple of months. It was stated that she will not resume her duties until after Easter, which falls on March 31.
The palace did not share details about the nature of Catherine’s surgery but stressed
It was confirmed that the procedure was not related to cancer. The original statement explained that Catherine wanted to prioritize her children’s normalcy and keep her medical information confidential.
After much speculation about her well-being, a representative from Kensington Palace released a statement at the end of last month stating that Catherine is doing well.
In January, Kensington Palace stated that they would only release important updates on the princess’ recovery and this remains their stance, according to a spokesperson.
Catherine’s recovery from surgery and related absence from the public eye has coincided with another health scare for the royal family. Shortly after her procedure, in early February, Buckingham Palace announced that King Charles III
diagnosed with cancer.
The ruler mentioned that he or she was receiving medical treatment.in a statement
During that period, the monarchial household released a statement expressing gratitude for the numerous supportive messages and well-wishes received by the recipient.
He stated that those who have been impacted by cancer understand that these thoughtful gestures serve as the greatest source of comfort and motivation.
Emily Mae Czachor
Source: cbsnews.com