Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, was hospitalized for surgery in January this year, and so far the royal family has refused to release Kate's condition and true situation.
According to the announcement issued by Kensington Palace, the princess returned to the Adelaide cottage where she and William lived after being discharged from the hospital for rehabilitation, but medical experts did not believe that this news was credible because the royal property did not meet the needs of Kate's condition.
As we mentioned in a previous article, the royal family seems to be prepared to use a "step-by-step" approach to gradually inform the outside world of Kate's true situation to ensure that Kate's wide range of followers can accept the truth.
What we know so far includes that Kate had major abdominal surgery, and that she needed a long period of recuperation and rehabilitation after the surgery, during which Kate was unable to perform movements that require abdominal strength, such as sitting and standing on her own. For this reason, the royal family has extended the time for the princess to stop performing her duties indefinitely.
Kate's situation meant that she needed 24-hour close care and had enough medical professionals to help and support her, but the Adelaide cottage where she and William lived didn't really fit that many people, and their nanny didn't have extra room to provide for the paramedic and medical team.
Royal biographer Michael Cole has suggested that Kate would be better off moving to her parents, who own a larger property near Berkshire and help Lady Carroll take better care of the princess while she recovers.
In addition, although the Adelaide Cottage is located in the heart of Windsor Park, the privacy here is not good, and according to the doctor's advice, Kate needs to exercise by walking or other means after a period of recovery, which means that Kate will be spotted by the media reporters who are squatting nearby as soon as she appears.
In this case, the outside world believes that Kate is not actually in Adelaide Cottage, and even believes that Kate may not have actually been discharged from the hospital, because people did not actually see the princess when Kate was discharged from the hospital, although Kate's private hospital in Marylebone was surrounded by media workers, but the princess was only photographed leaving the hospital in two Land Rover cars belonging to the royal family when she was discharged, and only Kate's personal assistant and the bodyguard in the car behind can be seen in the photo.
And the reason why this "trick" was arranged may be just to prevent Kate's excessively long treatment time from causing panic in the outside world.
Although this is just speculation, it is actually more in line with the seriousness of Kate's condition, we all know how important Kate is to the royal family, after learning of Kate's condition, King Charles even did not hesitate to disclose his "enlarged prostate" situation to help his daughter-in-law cover, so the royal family will definitely ensure that Kate can have the most complete care services and a more conducive recovery environment.
So now there are two possibilities, one is that Kate may never have been discharged from the hospital and is still being treated at Marylebone Private Hospital, which has the best nursing team in the world and is well equipped to deal with any problems that Kate may have during the recovery phase. The other is that Kate has already been secretly transferred, because the royal family actually has a number of secret retreat sites, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip both went there before their deaths, and Kate is likely to be placed in one of these locations.