In a recent development surrounding the rumors and speculation about the health of Kate Middleton, Kensington Palace and Prince William have now issued statements to address the concerns. Speculation had been rife after the Duchess of Cambridge had not been seen in public for over two months following her appearance on Christmas day.

The palace had previously issued a statement in January, revealing that Kate had undergone planned abdominal surgery and was advised to refrain from public duties until after Easter. However, the absence of any updates fueled further speculations, leading to various theories and social media discussions about Kate's well-being.

Adding to the speculation, Prince William also missed an important royal engagement due to "personal reasons," which heightened concerns among the public. Despite a source reassuring that Kate was "doing well," skepticism continued to grow.

In response to the ongoing rumors, Kensington Palace reiterated their previous statement, affirming that the timeline for Kate's recovery and any significant updates would be provided accordingly. They maintain that the Duchess is "doing well" and urged the public to focus on the guidance previously given.

Speaking on behalf of Prince William, a representative confirmed to People magazine that the prince's focus remains on his work and not on social media. This statement indicates that William is dismissing the speculation surrounding Kate's health.

However, recently, Kate was spotted with her mother, Carole Middleton, while riding in a car, sparking hopes that there might be a forthcoming update or appearance from the Duchess soon.

As the public eagerly awaits further news regarding Kate's health, it is evident that both Kensington Palace and Prince William are addressing the concerns head-on, urging everyone to respect the privacy of the Duchess during her recovery period.