Kate Middleton continues to be one of the great protagonists of international news. The Princess of Wales has been missing from public life since December 25. A month later, Kensington Palace announced in a statement that Prince William's wife had undergone abdominal surgery.
After weeks of uncertainty about her health, the British royal house unexpectedly published a retouched image of the princess with her three children to celebrate Mother's Day. A movement that, far from settling the rumors, generated new speculation and conspiracy theories.
Since then, interest in seeing Kate Middleton for the first time since her intervention has increased with each passing day. For this reason, more and more people are speculating about the date chosen for her return. Although Kensington Palace announced weeks ago that the Princess of Wales had no intention of resuming her public agenda until after Easter, new rumors about her return come to light every day.
This morning, The Times newspaper claimed that Kensington Palace was planning a ''soft return'' for the Princess of Wales during Easter. But the newspaper went much further and assured that her public reappearance was going to take place on March 31, coinciding with the morning mass of Easter Sunday in the chapel of Saint George.
However, the newspaper The Mirror confirmed this afternoon that the return of the Princess of Wales was still scheduled for mid-April, as initially stated. ''Kensington Palace told the world that the Princess of Wales was taking time off. And, in all likelihood, the Princess will reappear at the exact moment she always said she would,' Edward Coram-James, a public relations expert, told The Mirror. ''In April she, in all likelihood, will return to the public eye without great arrogance,'' he clarified.
