A new image of Kate Middleton is leaked after the manipulation: with Guillermo in Windsor

The rumors that the British Royal House itself fuels by not explaining how it really is Kate Middleton They were far from appeased this Sunday with the new image of the Princess of Wales, in which she appears with her three children celebrating Mother’s Day. Kate herself has confirmed her suspicions: that she is manipulated. According to the statement posted on social networks, by herself.

While this image is among one of the most talked about on the planet, another photograph of Prince William’s wife has been published in the British press, the third since her mysterious “abdominal surgery” on January 16. She appears leaving Windsor with Prince William himself. By car. The princess’s face cannot be seen clearly, since she is looking toward the window opposite the paparazzi’s objective. Again, the focus is on her face.

Rebecca English, royal editor at the Daily Mail, wrote this Monday on X, the old Twitter: “The Princess of Wales has been photographed leaving Windsor with the Prince of Wales. However, she does not attend the Commonwealth Day service.” Next, she explained that her sources have told her that the princess has “a private appointment.”

The state of health of the future queen of England has been a mystery since the Royal Family announced in mid-January that she had undergone “abdominal surgery.” They did not give more details about it or specify the type of ailment or illness she suffers from. From Buckingham, throughout these weeks, they have only limited themselves to explaining that George, Louis and Charlotte’s mother “is fine.” They also denied that it was cancer.

Prince William, at the religious service for Commonwealth Day, has not said a word about the matter that has generated headlines around the world, that of the photo retouched, they say, by his wife.

Harry’s brother presided over the central event alongside the queen camilla, who in turn has reappeared after taking a week off due to exhaustion. The two have had to step forward in representation tasks for breast cancer. Charles III.