Well-wishers have responded to Princess Kate’s most recent health update with one fan stating: “She is the best of the Royal Family.”
A new health update on the Princess of Wales was released today amidst Prince William pulling out of a royal engagement.
Kensington Palace confirmed that the princess is “doing well” in her recovery from planned abdominal surgery.
Royal fans took to social media to send their best wishes and express their relief that the princess is recovering well.
One person wrote on social media: “I do hope Kate is getting well and is going to be in public very soon…she is the best of the Royal Family.”
Kate, 42, is currently recovering at her family home in Adelaide Cottage in Windsor.
The princess missed a memorial service for the late King Constantine of Greece today as she is not set to return to any public facing duties until after Easter.
Prince William also did not attend due to “personal matters” but did not divulge any other details.
Another fan said: “Happy to hear Catherine is doing well. The day she returns (when she is ready), she will break the internet within seconds. I’m looking forward to that.”
Kate spent 13 days recovering in hospital after a “successful” abdominal surgery at the London Clinic.
Another well-wisher said: “Fun, down to earth and a nice woman. So looking forward to when she returns back to Royal duties when she’s ready.”
Lorraine King wrote: “Kensington Palace said Kate Middleton is ‘doing well’ after her abdominal surgery. That’s good to hear. Hopefully they’ll release a photo of her soon.”
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Earlier this month, the Princess of Wales travelled with William and her children to Sandringham estate in Norfolk for the half-term holidays.
Another fan commented: “That’s why there are several working members of the Royal Family. So they can take time off as needed.”
There have been several royal health announcements this year including the King and Sarah Ferguson’s cancer diagnoses.
Earlier this month, Buckingham Palace announced that the King had been diagnosed with cancer after undergoing surgery for an enlarged prostate. They did not disclose the type but confirmed that it was not prostate cancer.