The information blackout on Kate Middleton's operation: not a photographer in front of the hospital

Maximum discretion and respect for family privacy Kate Middleton and her husband, Prince Guillermo. It was what she requested from Kensington Palace when she announced in a statement on Wednesday, January 17, that the princess had undergone “abdominal surgery.” The British media have followed these indications of information blackout. There are no paparazzi or photographer teams at the doors of The London Clinic hospital where the daughter-in-law of Charles III remains hospitalized. For this reason, he has only revealed an image of the heir arriving at the hospital to take care of his wife. This photo was taken on Thursday the 18th.

Kate will still remain hospitalized for a few more days. It could leave next Tuesday the 30th, a date that would correspond to the two-week admission period, according to the statement. Thereafter, he will return to his home at Adelaide Cottage in Windsor. A small, discreet four-bedroom residence situated near Windsor Castle in Berkshire.

Her husband, Guillermo, who has cleared all his schedule commitments to take care of Kate and their three children, George, Charlotte and Louis, He has family support from the Middletons, especially his mother-in-law and sister-in-law.. Carole and Pippa are very attentive to the little ones.

These days, the steps of Guillermo and the rest of his family have been protected from cameras and television by decision of the media themselves. As the Kensington report noted, the Princess of Wales expressed her gratitude for the interest generated by her state of health and she hoped that the public would understand “her desire for maintain as much normality as possible for your children and that his medical information remains private“In addition, Kensington made it clear that “will only provide updates on His Highness's progress when important information is available.” Hence, we only have that first photograph of Guillermo arriving at the London hospital.

While waiting for that new update regarding Kate's surgery, another medical wait is added: the king's operation Charles III, 75 years old, who will undergo prostate surgery. An operation that will take place in the next few hours. Faced with the secrecy surrounding the princess, Buckingham is expected to share detailed information about the monarch's evolution, at his express wish. The king wishes, with his case, to encourage the male population to have their prostate checked.