Princess Kate has been branded “strong” by a royal expert who pointed to her healthy lifestyle that should aid in her recovery after a planned surgery.
Royal expert Angela Levin discussed Princess Kate’s recovery after the future Queen underwent planned abominable surgery that could put her out of action for as much as two weeks.
Ms Levin said: “It’s very disappointing and very worrying because it is a long time.”
Kate is expected to stay in hospital for ten to fourteen days and continue her recovery at home through Easter.
Speaking to GB News, Ms Levin added: “I think that we have to recognise that she has eaten well, she does a lot of sport, that she is a strong woman, she has a busy life, and she has much yearning to have her family, she loves them so much, that that will help her get well.”
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Kate won’t be doing it alone as her husband Prince William will be by her side.
Ms Levin added: “You can see that there is concern because William is also not going to do any work because he will be visiting Kate, of course, and looking after the children, and he will be very close to her once she gets home to be with her.”
She continued: “I think is a wonderful thing to do, to put the family first, shows you just how important it is and how much he has lost by the fact that his mother was so badly treated.”
