The Palace discloses that Catherine Middleton underwent planned stomach surgery yesterday, saying, “Her Royal Highness, the Princess of Wales, was admitted to a London clinic for abdominal surgery.”

According to Kensington Palace, Catherine Middleton, the Princess of Wales and wife of Prince William, had stomach surgery in London and will remain there for two weeks. The 42-year-old man was sent to the hospital yesterday for an operation that the palace said was “planned.” The palace said, “Her Royal Highness, the Princess of Wales, was admitted to a London clinic for planned abdominal surgery yesterday.”

In an official statement, the palace said that she is anticipated to remain in the hospital for a duration of 10 to 14 days, after which Catherine Middleton will return home to recuperate. The operation was declared a success. “The procedure went well, and before going home, she should remain in the hospital for ten to fourteen days to further her recuperation. Her return to public life is unlikely until after Easter, according to medical advice currently in effect.”

“She wants to apologize for any upcoming engagements that had to be postponed,” the palace continued, hoping that the public would comprehend her want to keep her children’s lives somewhat normal. Catherine Middleton is also quite concerned about her personal medical history being kept private. The palace has reaffirmed its promise, saying that it “will provide updates on the progress of Her Royal Highness’s recuperation only when it becomes necessary to reveal significant new information.”

According to claims in the UK media, the palace refuted any idea that it had a disease similar to cancer. During Christmas, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis were the final three children Prince William and Catherine Middleton were spotted with at Sandringham. Last week, Prince William made his royal debut at Leeds’ Headingley Stadium, when he attended the CBE investiture of rugby players Rob Burrow and Kevin Sinfield.

Prince William intends to carry out his royal responsibilities and make sure he stays with his wife Catherine Middleton as she heals, according to royal sources. Prince William is rumored to be planning to back out of multiple commitments, and the couple will not be attending any international events anytime soon. According to the sources, their decision to resume their royal duties will be based on medical advice. Details on the nature of the procedure were not disclosed by the palace.

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