She is working in the citadel.
Kate Middleton is busy with a new project as she continues her recovery from abdominal surgery, Kensington Palace revealed on Thursday.
The Princess of Wales, 42, was targeted by the Royal Foundation Center for Early Childhood’s Shaping Us campaign at her home in Windsor.
“The princess was kept updated throughout the process,” a palace spokesperson told the Telegraph.
Middleton’s initiative focuses on the importance of improving early childhood.
On Thursday, the campaign builds on presenting findings from a study into the Alarm Misery Child Scale (ADBB), which focuses on a child’s social behaviours, which was carried out across two Nationwide Health Service trusts by the Institute of Health Visiting. and Oxford College.
She personally recommended using the tool after meeting families who benefited from the ADBB system during her trip to Denmark in 2022, so it’s likely she’s fully committed to hearing the results.
Although Middleton has been unable to attend official campaign events while recovering from the Jan. 16 operation, she appears to be on the verge of recovery.
The royal has been on a low in recent months and has not attended an official royal event since December 2023, when she and her family gathered for the Christmas Day church service.
Wild conspiracy theories have emerged amid Middleton’s absence from public events, despite her rep confirming to Page Six in February that she was “doing well” and would not return to work before Easter.
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The problems escalated when the princess shared an edited photo of herself with her three children, Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5, on Mother’s Day in the UK earlier this month.
In a rare move, Middleton issued an apology on social media after several photography companies issued a “deadly report” about the “manipulated” portrait, resulting in even more confusion.
However, she appeared to quell gossip about her health and whereabouts when she and her husband Prince William stepped out together at a farm stand in Windsor last Saturday.
Middleton looked happy and healthy as she walked briskly alongside the Prince of Wales, 41, with a smile as she played sports.
However, trolls continued to question the legitimacy of the video proof of her exit, with some even claiming that Middleton’s body double was actually in the clip.
Heidi Agan, who has worked professionally as a Middleton lookalike since 2012, denied imitating the princess in the now-viral video and said she was, in fact, the royal herself.
Amid all the controversy, royals have weighed in on how the Welsh are dealing with the endless rumors.
“I know from the sources I spoke to that both William and Kate were quite shocked and genuinely surprised by the wild rumors that are circulating on the internet,” royal expert Katie Nicholl told “Leisure Tonight.”
“I feel like there’s a certain sense of frustration, probably even anger, definitely on William’s part.”
Unfounded rumors range from Middleton undergoing beauty surgery to being in a coma.
“I think it also made the Prince of Wales angry, upset and quite offended,” Nicholl said.
Curiosity surrounding Middleton’s situation even spurred a security breach at the hospital where she underwent the unknown process after at least one employee was caught trying to access her medical information.