Prince William's Concern Grows as He Visits Kate Every Day, Expressing Fear for Her Well-being

Prince William has been a daily visitor to Princess Kate at the London Clinic this week. The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate, was admitted to the hospital on January 16th and is currently recovering after undergoing abdominal surgery. Prince William, who has temporarily stepped back from his work commitments, was last seen in public on January 18th when he drove himself to the London hospital. Notably, the couple's three children – 10-year-old Prince George, 8-year-old Princess Charlotte, and 5-year-old Prince Louis – have not visited their mother yet. According to The Sun, the siblings spent last Sunday with their grandparents, Michael and Carol Middleton, at their home in Berkshire.

The Middleton family, residing in the village of Bucklebury, about a 40-minute drive from the Wells Family Home, plays a supportive role in ensuring normalcy during this time. Additionally, Prince William can rely on the support of Nanny Maria Tyrian Boron, who studied at the prestigious Norland College and has been working with the royal family since 2014, starting when Prince George was just 8 months old

Last week, Buckingham Palace confirmed that Princess Kate is expected to remain in the hospital for up to 14 days before returning home for further recovery. She is not anticipated to resume her official duties until after Easter. While the palace did not disclose the reason for Kate's treatment, they assured the public that the condition is not cancerous.

In a statement, the palace expressed the princess's desire for privacy regarding her medical information and her commitment to maintaining normalcy for her children. Kensington Palace will provide updates on her progress only when there is significant new information to share. The Princess of Wales has apologized for postponing her upcoming engagements and looks forward to resuming them as soon as possible. Thank you for watching till the end."