Edited photographs, evidence without evidence, a video whose authenticity many now doubt... Kate Middleton's whereabouts and state of health continue to be a true mystery, and more and more conspiracy theories are emerging trying to explain this. what is happening with the Princess of Wales.
The last few days have been about trying to find the image that proves any of them, but a few hours ago the news broke confirming that the matter would be taking a much more serious turn, and that an investigation has already begun at The London Clinic , where she had surgery and remained hospitalized, since at least one member of staff would have tried to access her private data.
The British newspaper The Mirror confirms that those responsible for the hospital contacted Palacio "immediately after being informed of the incident" and assured that they would carry out a full investigation among the members of their team.
The UK's privacy and data protection watchdog - the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) - said it had received a report of a breach of sensitive information. "We can confirm that we have received a report of a breach and are evaluating the information provided."
At the moment, Kensington has not commented except to say that this is "a matter for the London Clinic."
This investigation comes at a complicated time for the British royal family, which is experiencing its first crisis since the beginning of the reign of Charles III, also absent from public life since he was diagnosed with an unspecified cancer last February.
The princes of Wales, however, continue to remain silent and without giving more details about Kate Middleton's health. According to some experts in the dynamics of the British royal family, the person who would not want to provide more details about the princess would be her husband, Prince William.
Palace sources confirmed to Page Six that it is the heir who would have insisted that his wife's health be kept a total secret, and does not consider that outsiders to the family should know more. "William is justifiably concerned about the parallels with his mother, Diana."
What's more, the current public fascination with what happened would only convince him even more that he had made the right decision. "This is tormenting him. He thought the world learned lessons it hasn't learned."
Although Kensington Palace said that the Princess of Wales would not return to her royal duties until after the Easter holidays, which she is also enjoying with her husband in Windsor; the Times reported that plans are afoot for her to make a "soft return" by walking to church on Easter Sunday for the annual Easter service at St. George's Chapel, also in Windsor.
