The Royals have received an outpouring of love and support for their recovery. Former Queen's press secretary Dicky Arbiter expressed well wishes for Princess Kate's speedy recovery, while royal expert Phil Dampier also wished her a quick recovery after abdominal surgery. Despite not knowing the details, there is acknowledgment that the situation is serious, given her expected hospital stay. Royal biographer Angela Levin praised King Charles for disclosing his condition ahead of the procedure, emphasizing his overall good health. Giovanna Fletcher, who interviewed the princess for a podcast, sent love to the Royals through Instagram. The public, too, has expressed prayers for King Charles and Princess Katherine on various social platforms.
Meanwhile, Harry and Meghan have made unusual moves, with Meghan making remarks about Catherine's illness. Harry was spotted in a parking lot with a constrained smile. Rumors have circulated about Prince Harry wanting to return to the UK due to the health emergencies, but Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace reportedly did not inform him of the family's health issues. Sources suggest that Harry's desire to return may be tied to concerns about his father and sister-in-law's health or possibly his own agenda.
A recent rumor suggests that Harry requested Meghan be added to the list of state counselors, but Meghan prevented him from returning to London, allegedly due to jealousy toward Kate. There are speculations that the family members' health issues may be linked to stress caused by the couple's behavior. Previous incidents, such as Thomas Markle having a stroke before the wedding, Prince Philip refusing to see Harry at the Sandringham summit, and the Queen being constantly upset, are cited as examples. The relentless attacks on Catherine and King Charles by critics are also noted. Abdominal issues are often associated with stress, adding to concerns about the well-being of the Royals.
