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Royal Absences and Health Updates: Princess of Wales Recovering at Adelaide Cottage

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Royal Absences And Health Updates: Princess Of Wales Recovering At Adelaide Cottage

The Princess of Wales recently underwent abdominal surgery and had a 13-day stay at the London Clinic. She is now recuperating at Adelaide Cottage. Speculations arose due to the lack of updates from Adelaide Cottage, especially after Prince William withdrew from the memorial service of his godfather, the late King Constantine of Greece.

A royal aide at an event at Windsor Castle mentioned that ‘The Princess of Wales continues to be doing well.’ Prince William cited a ‘personal matter’ for his absence, heightening curiosity, but no further information has emerged.

Some linked Prince William’s absence to the ‘shock’ death of Lady Gabriella‘s husband, which Buckingham Palace announced. However, royal sources denied any connection between the two events.

Notable royals present at the memorial included Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, Zara and Mike Tindall, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, Prince Andrew of York, and Sarah Ferguson. King Charles was absent due to ongoing cancer treatment.

Lady Gabriella Windsor‘s husband’s passing overshadowed her attendance at the memorial. Her parents, Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, represented the family at the event honoring King Constantine of Greece.

Since King Charles’ cancer diagnosis, other royals like Princess Anne, Queen Camilla, and Prince William have taken on more responsibilities within the royal family. Kate’s recovery has affected William’s availability for duties.

Prince William’s absence at King Constantine’s memorial raised questions as the event was significant and held near Adelaide Cottage, the residence of the Wales family. The proximity made his missing presence more noticeable.

A brief update on the Princess of Wales’ health by a royal aide reassured many, although an official statement from Buckingham Palace would provide further clarity for concerned followers.