
News around Kate Middleton continues to dominate headlines. Britain's Princess Of Wales is reportedly working from home on a special project after her abdominal surgery, the Kensington Palace has stated. Kate has been recovering post-surgery and has been away from the public eye for a long time now.
According to a report in The Telegraph, Kate has been busy with the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood's (RFCEC) 'Shaping Us' project aimed at improving the lives of babies.
The palace said that the Princess of Wales had been kept up to date with her campaign, which has led to "overwhelming results" of the study she inspired.
Kate had launched the project in January which aimed at highlighting the importance of early years development in children.
Kate's absence from the public eye
The news of her working from home comes amid various conspiracy theories around her health as she continues to be away from the public eye.
A day back, it was reported that a staff of the hospital that treated Kate Middleton for her surgery had reportedly tried to illegaly access her medical records.
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The UK's information watchdog has launched an investigation into the alleged incident, whichtook place at The London Clinic, a private medical facility, where Kate underwent surgery in January.
Kate Middleton's absence from public life has been widely discussed on social media with many expressing concerns about her well-being. The conspiracy theories fuelled further when the Kensington Palace issued a doctored image of Kate with her three children on Mother's Day which was pulled down later by news agencies.
The Princess of Wales later apologised for the confusion over the doctored photo and said her love for "experimenting" with images led to the alteration.
On Saturday, Kate was filmed exiting a Farm Shop near her home in Windsor along with her husband Prince William.Kate Middleton spotted in public, onlookers say she was 'happy and healthy': Report
The video raised speculations with many suggesting it was the princess's lookalike, Heidi Agan, a claim that Agan dismissed telling The Mirror in an interview that she was working as a teacher at a dance and musical theatre group elsewhere on Saturday.
Kensington Palace has stated that the Princess of Wales is recovering from abdominal surgery and won't resume royal duties until after Easter school break.