Prince William to return to work after taking time off for Kate’s surgery
The Prince of Wales is to get back to work this week for a day of engagements before returning to his wife’s side. The Princess is understood to be settled at home following her abdominal surgery, with the Prince’s decision to briefly leave her understood to be a positive sign for her continued recovery. Princess making good progress, says Palace The Princess was admitted to the London Clinic for a planned operation on Jan 16 and was discharged on Jan 29, almost two weeks later. “The Wales family continues to be grateful for the well wishes they have received from around the world.” The Princess will be under the careful eye of royal doctors and can benefit from the London Clinic’s aftercare, which offers physiotherapists and a video check-up at home with a nurse specialist. The family live in Adelaide Cottage in Windsor’s Home Park and are being supported by their staff, including loyal, long-standing nanny Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo.
Catherine, Princess of Wales goes back to work, days after cancer treatment update
Catherine, Princess of Wales goes back to work, days after cancer treatment update
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