Duchess Kate's representative dismisses speculation about recovery

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by sarah nathan and Francesca Bacardi

Duchess Kate's team is speaking out in the wake of conspiracy theories swirling around the Princess of Wales' whereabouts after abdominal surgery in January.

“Kensington Palace revealed the Princess's recovery timeline in January and we will only provide important updates,” her rep exclusively told Page Six. “That guidance is valid.”

The 42-year-old Middleton reiterated that the Air Force is “doing a good job.”

While Prince Middleton continues to recover, Prince William has resumed royal duties but avoided Tuesday's royal engagement for undisclosed “personal reasons”, again sparking concerns.

However, the palace reiterated at the time that the princess was “doing well”.

The 41-year-old Prince of Wales appeared again on Thursday at a London synagogue, where he took part in an anti-Semitic event.

“Catherine and I are both very concerned about the rise of anti-Semitism.” he shared with the group.

Middleton has not been seen since Christmas Day, and speculation has reached a fever pitch with online sleuths offering theories ranging from plastic surgery to being in a coma.

At the time of the surgery, Kensington Palace confirmed that the mother-of-three would remain in hospital for up to two weeks and would not resume royal duties until around Easter.

But one source said Middleton's aides had no idea she was even planning to be executed by knife.

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Shockingly, Charles III announced that he would be undergoing routine prostate surgery at the same time as Middleton's surgery.

Although the surgery itself was a success, Buckingham Palace later announced that the 75-year-old monarch had been diagnosed with cancer.

“I would like to express my sincere gratitude for the many messages of support and goodwill I have received over the past few days,” Charles later said in a statement.

“As anyone suffering from cancer knows, kind thoughts like that are the greatest comfort and encouragement.”

The king initially postponed some events due to his treatment, but resumed official duties last week.