According to a media report, at least one staff member at the London private clinic where Kate (42) was treated is said to have tried to get the princess’s medical records. This was reported by the “Mirror”. The United Kingdom’s data protection commissioner said: “We can confirm that we have received a report of a data breach.” The information provided would be evaluated. An investigation has reportedly been launched at the London clinic. Further details were not initially known.
The princess was admitted to hospital in January for abdominal surgery. Details about Kate’s condition were not disclosed. Kensington Palace only stated that it was not cancer. The daughter-in-law of King Charles III. is recovering from abdominal surgery, according to the palace. Her absence had recently caused a lot of speculation.
Royal expert Tina Brown has already confirmed that the British royal family has sunk to the level of the US celebrity clan of the Kardashians in view of the debate that has gotten out of control. “I definitely think there’s a loss of stature that this has become because it all feels ridiculous and scandalous,” the British-American journalist and former Vanity Fair editor told LBC radio.
The journalist and author of several royals books, Rob Jobson, speaks of a “collapse of royal communication” that is damaging the reputation of the entire royal family, as he tells journalists in London. It was downright naive to believe that Kate could simply disappear from the scene for several months.
Buckingham Palace has become much wiser after King Charles III’s cancer diagnosis. behaved by showing the 75-year-old reading well wishes. He suspects that the fact that press work for the royal couple and the heir to the throne is not in the same hands as before, but that William and Kate run their own press office in Kensington Palace, is possibly one of the reasons for the difficulties.
