The absence of Prince William at the mass celebrated in honor of Constantine II of Greece set off all the alarms that perhaps Kate Middleton’s health had worsened after the abdominal surgery he underwent on January 17. Given the collective concern, Kensington Palace has been quick to try to mitigate the rumors and has stated that the Princess of Wales “continues to be well” and that her recovery continues as expected.

In the absence of images, we know that Middleton is installed at Adelaide Cottage along with his three children: George, Charlotte and Louis. In one of the statements issued by the palace, it was stated that “The Princess of Wales appreciates the interest that this statement will generate. She hopes that the public will understand her desire to maintain as much normality as possible for her children and her wish for their personal medical information to be remain private.”

As several British media reported, the evolution of the Princess of Wales is so favorable that a month after her intervention, she started working from home. Thus, if everything continues as before, Middleton could return to public life on next April, as reported by the British royal house. Although, at the moment, the exact date is unknown.

He Prince Guillermofor his part, wanted apologize to the greek royal family and has justified his absence on “personal reasons”, the origin of which is unknown and he is not expected to resume his official agency throughout the week. King Charles III also did not attend this honorary mass, although it was already known that he would not attend as he continues to rest after his cancer diagnosis.

William It didn’t take him long to contact the royal family Greek through a telephone call, a detail that both Queen Ana María and her son Pablo have appreciated. The relationship between both lineages has been very close for decades. Constantine was chosen by Charles III as one of William’s godfathers, which is why his absence from the mass has drawn so much attention.