After undergoing stomach surgery, Princess of Wales Kate Middleton spent almost two weeks in the hospital before returning home to recuperate with her family at Windsor.
A Spanish journalist reported after the procedure that the future queen’s life “was in great danger” and that medical professionals had to intervene to preserve it.
Spanish journalist Concha Calleja stated on the TV show that the Princess of Wales’ life was in “great danger” and that she had been placed into an induced coma, according to the Times of London, as reported by Daily Beast.
As of right now, a palace source has rejected the allegations, calling them “total nonsense” and “fundamentally, totally made-up.”
It’s pure rubbish, the royal source told the publication.With anybody in the household, she added.
“I’ll use polite English here, but it’s fundamentally, totally made-up; it’s absolutely not the case.”
According to Kensington Palace, Kate Middleton went back to her Windsor home on Monday to continue her recuperation following surgery.
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The Princess of Wales has returned home to Windsor to continue her recuperation from surgery, according to a statement released by the palace. She is progressing well.
